Granny will point the way

A helping hand

Sit down for a moment, dear. Let me show you where everything lives — where your memories rest, where conversations begin, and how to find your way back to what matters most.

What Libbu helps you do

Libbu is built for remembrance, companionship, and gentle moments around the people and pets you carry with you.

Begin with someone you love

Create a place for the one you miss — give them a name, a story, and a portrait. Then the conversations are shaped by what you shared.

Keep what matters

Preserve a memory from a photograph, your voice, or written words — and add more whenever you are ready.

Share gently with others

Invite family and friends into a quiet memorial room. Light a candle together, share greetings, and let every memory be gently curated.

Three calm steps to get going

If you’re new here, this is the gentlest way in.

1

Start with one real thing

Choose a photo or letter, tell the story aloud, or write a few words. You do not need to prepare a whole life story.

2

Connect the memory to someone

Choose someone already in Libbu or gently create them while you save the story. You can preserve yourself, someone living, or someone you miss.

3

Keep it private and return later

Your words stay editable. If you record your voice, you choose whether the original audio is kept. Add more memories whenever the time feels right.

Places people hold close

Every part of Libbu has its own stillness. These are the places most people return to.

Explore Themes

The heart of Libbu. Baking with Granny, forest walks with Dad, wisdom from Zorba — each theme is a doorway into a warm, guided conversation shaped by someone you recognize. With Premium, theme personas can remember relevant things from earlier chat threads, so returning feels more continuous.

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Plans and credits

What awaits at each level

The app is designed to meet you where you are. Start gently and then choose how much continuity you’d like.

  • Free lets you explore themes and start a small number of conversations each month.
  • Starter unlocks loved ones, saved history, Memories, Vault Messages, Words That Stay, and one active Pen Pal.
  • Premium adds deeper features and up to 3 bonus memory credits for each paid month. The Premium bonus balance can hold up to 24; credits you buy remain separate.
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Privacy and support

We’re here when something feels unclear

Libbu carries emotional weight. Support should feel warm and human, never rushed.

  • Use Contact Granny for account questions, payment issues, or anything technical that blocks you.
  • Read Privacy and Terms if you want the details on data handling, subscriptions, and how public memorial sharing works.
  • If grief feels heavy, don’t hesitate to step away from the screen. Seek support from someone real and close to you — that’s the bravest thing you can do.
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Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the things people wonder about most.

Am I talking to the real person?

No. Libbu creates AI conversations inspired by the memories, relationship, language, and details you provide about someone you miss.

Can I use my own language?

Yes. Libbu supports multiple languages, and key pages and experiences are localized so the app can feel closer to home.

Can I share a memorial room?

Yes. Memorial rooms can be kept private or shared with a link, and owners can review and moderate new memories before they appear.

What is the difference between Memories, Vault Messages, and Words That Stay?

Memories keep moments from chats, Vault Messages keep meaningful loved one replies, and Words That Stay keeps quotes, poems, and reflections from themes and oracles.

Can I tell a memory instead of typing it?

Yes. Record for up to two minutes and Libbu turns your words into editable text. You can listen again and choose whether to keep the original voice recording with the memory.

Need a steadier hand?

Sometimes you just need to hear that it’s okay to take your time. Write to us or visit Granny — we’re here, with no rush.

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