Capture family stories
Use guided prompts to ask parents, grandparents, and relatives what only they can tell you. Nobody has to write an essay or put on a performance.
A private, voice-first family archive
Keep the stories, traditions, and voices that shaped your family.
Corrido helps you capture family stories, traditions, and generational knowledge in the voices of the people who lived them. It keeps those recordings organized so your family can still find them, understand them, and hear them again, including the voices of loved ones who are no longer here to tell them.
Leave your own
Record the stories, values, and traditions your kids or grandkids will wish they could ask you about someday.
Free to start. 5 stories, 5 family members, and 3 contributors. Upgrade in the app when you need more. No card needed. Billed securely through the App Store or Google Play. Cancel anytime. Refunds follow store policy.
What disappears first
What gets lost first is why the story mattered
Families carry more than dates and names. They carry traditions, recipes, warnings, jokes, hard-won knowledge, and the reasons behind choices that shaped everyone who came after. Some of that still lives in people you can call today. Some of it lives only in memory: parents, grandparents, and loved ones who are already gone.
Left alone, those stories scatter into camera rolls, half-finished conversations, and the quiet promise that you will get them down someday.
Corrido gives those stories and voices a place to stay. Each one is tied to people and context, so your family keeps more than files. They keep understanding.
How Corrido helps
Capture what matters. Keep it where your family can find it.
Corrido does not stop at recording. Each conversation becomes part of a family record you can return to, add to, and grow over time.
Guided conversations collect stories, traditions, lessons, and memories in someone’s own voice. Stories connect to people, places, topics, prompts, and relationships, so the meaning does not drift away from the recording.
Your family gets a place to search, understand, and keep building, including voices you can no longer ask again.
Capture
Guided conversations collect stories, traditions, lessons,
and memories in someone's own voice.
Organize
Stories connect to people, places, topics, prompts, and
relationships, so the meaning does not drift away from the
recording.
Keep
A place your family can search, understand, and keep
building, including voices you can no longer ask again.
How it starts
The hard part is not hitting record. It is knowing what to ask.
Corrido gives families prompts that get at the meaning in ordinary stories, without turning the moment into homework. You can record family history, traditions, and turning points. You can also capture life lessons, values, and the context behind important choices.
Record in the room, on a walk, or during a long call. You keep the voice and what it meant, and every conversation makes the record more useful.
How it becomes useful
People, stories, and context in one place
A family tree shows who is related to whom. Corrido also ties people to the stories, places, lessons, and traditions around them. Later, someone can look up a person, a branch, a topic, or a moment and find the voices and details that make the history make sense.
You do not need a perfect genealogy chart on day one. Start with one conversation, then add people and context as you go.
Simple tools for stories your family can keep
Corrido stays easy enough for one conversation today, and structured enough that every contribution still connects to the rest.
- Home shows your family record, a prompt worth answering, and a clear next step.
- Record lets you choose who is speaking and what the story is about, so the conversation lands with context instead of as a loose file.
- Prompts help you pick a question so the recording has a clear place to live.
- Library lets you search people, stories, themes, and family branches when you need them later.
Home
Your family record, a prompt worth answering, and a clear next step.
Record
Choose who is speaking and what the story is about, so the conversation lands with context instead of as a loose file.
Prompts
Pick a question so the recording has a clear place to live.
Library
Search people, stories, themes, and family branches when you need them later.
Why it holds up over time
The record gets more useful every time someone contributes, connects, or searches.
Everyone can contribute
Interview someone today, record your own context tomorrow, and invite relatives as the family record grows.
Stories stay findable
Stories stay tied to people and themes, so later generations can find them and understand them.
Made for your family
Corrido is built for households and the people who come after you, not for a public feed. It is not a genealogy records tool, and it is not a one-off gift book.
Stories from families using Corrido
I'd always wanted to ask my parents more about what their lives were like growing up, but it never felt natural. I'd think of questions I wanted to ask, then when we were actually together, bringing them up out of nowhere just felt kind of awkward.
My grandma was actually the first person in our family to download Corrido. She invited me, and that ended up giving me an easy way to start recording stories with my parents.
The prompts helped a lot. Instead of me trying to come up with some big meaningful question, we could just pick one and start talking. From there, the conversation usually went in directions I wouldn't have expected.
I've learned things about where my parents grew up, what their families were like, and little stories I had never heard before.
It's funny that my grandma was the one who introduced me to Corrido, but now we're using it to make sure those stories don't get lost.
Sofia Ramirez
I've been able to sit down with family members and capture memories about their childhood, the people they grew up around, and things that happened long before I was born.
Hearing them tell those stories in their own words makes them feel so much more real than just hearing someone else retell them later.
Knowing those recordings are there for my family to come back to someday is probably my favorite part.
I'm not just trying to remember the stories correctly anymore. We actually have them.
Claire Bennett
Preserve the voices you cannot ask again
Families also use Corrido to keep recordings and stories about loved ones who are gone. That way, their voice and what they meant are not left only in scattered files or fading memory.
Free to start. Unlimited when you need it.
Corrido is a living family archive, not a one-off gift. Start free, then subscribe in the app if the family outgrows those limits.
Free
Download and start a family space today.
$0 to start
Download CorridoWhat's included
- 5 stories
- 5 family members
- 3 contributors
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Download CorridoWhat's included
- Unlimited stories, family members, and contributors
- Same private family space
- Billed through the App Store or Google Play
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Start keeping your family’s stories
Corrido is available on the App Store and Google Play. Create a free account, record a conversation, keep a tradition, or preserve a voice your family still needs to hear.
Free to start. Corrido Unlimited is $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year in the US stores. No card needed. Billed securely through the App Store or Google Play. Cancel anytime. Refunds follow store policy.
Private on purpose
Corrido is for family spaces. The point is to keep stories for relatives and future generations, not to publish them to a public audience.
Questions
Is Corrido just for recording grandparents?
No. Corrido is for anyone whose stories belong with the family, including grandparents, parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, and chosen family.
What makes this different from a folder of videos?
A folder stores files. Corrido connects stories to people, prompts, topics, and relationships so they are easier to find, understand, and keep.
Can we keep memories of someone who has passed away?
Yes. You can preserve recordings and stories about loved ones who are gone, so their voice and what they meant to the family are still here.
How do I get started?
Download Corrido, create a free account, create or join a family space, and record your first story. Free includes 5 stories, 5 family members, and 3 contributors. If your family needs more, you can upgrade to Corrido Unlimited in the app.
Do I need a family tree before I record anything?
No. Start with one conversation. Add people, relationships, and themes as you go.
Why voice instead of only text?
Voice keeps warmth, pacing, names, laughter, and emotion that text often loses.
Is Corrido on Android?
Yes. Corrido is on the App Store and Google Play.
Is it free?
Yes. Corrido is free to download and start. Free includes 5 stories, 5 family members, and 3 contributors. Corrido Unlimited is an optional in-app subscription at $9.99 per month or $79.99 per year in the US stores if your family outgrows those limits.
What happens to a loved one's archive if I delete my account, or if Corrido shuts down?
If you own a family space, you can export a backup of that family's recordings and notes from the app. If you delete your account, your stories aren't in those spaces anymore. Remaining members can still listen to families you own, but they can't add new stories. We can't promise Corrido will be here forever. If a voice is too important to lose, export a copy and keep it somewhere you control.
Do I need a smartphone?
Yes. Corrido is a mobile app for iPhone and Android. Recording and listening happen on the phone. There is no web recorder today.
Why we built Corrido
I'm Wes. I built Corrido because family stories kept living in camera rolls and half-finished conversations, and I wanted a place that kept the voice and why it mattered. Corrido is made by Wknd Builds LLC and operated by me. If you're trusting us with a parent's voice, you should know who is on the other side of that archive.