The Stories Beneath the Song: Paula Cole, Song Exploder, and the Things We Inherit
One of the reasons Song Exploder is such an incredible podcast is that it treats a song as more...
Supporting Families During World Alzheimer’s Month
Every September, World Alzheimer’s Month brings people around the world together to raise awareness...
The Rise of Death Slop
There is a new kind of content beginning to seep into our feeds. A deceased celebrity appears in an...
When You Become the Last Person Who Remembers
There is a line in a recent article about Clint Eastwood and aging that has stayed with me. Not...
We Are Going to Remember People With AI. The Question Is How.
This weekend, The Wall Street Journal published a fascinating story with an intentionally...
What It Means to Never Forget
As with most people of my generation, I remember exactly where I was on the morning of September...
What We Lose When Family Stories Stay Unspoken
Every family has stories that everyone seems to know.
What Death Stranding 2 Says About the Future of Human Connection
At Reflekta, we spend a lot of time thinking about stories.
America at 250: Telling the Story Forward
A few weeks ago, mostly as an experiment, I created a Teddy Roosevelt Reflektion.
The Storytellers Behind the Stories: Meet Michelle Arana
At Reflekta, we talk a lot about the importance of preserving stories.
The Future of Family Storytelling
A few years ago, I bought Storyworth for my mother and my mother-in-law.
The Conversations History Never Had
The future of artificial intelligence may not ultimately be defined by productivity, automation, or...
A Note from Adam Drake
There’s a quote from William James that I find myself coming back to more and more lately:
Wisdom from the Low Country
There’s a particular kind of quiet you get in Palmetto Bluff that doesn’t feel empty. It...
The Stories That Stay
I’ve been reading When the Sea Came Alive: An Oral History of D-Day by Garrett M. Graff, and I...
The Story Continues at 1,500 Feet
Reflekta Joins RCPT-USA for Operation Sandsnake This week, Reflekta is proud to co-sponsor one of...
We Need New Ways to Remember
Every generation believes it is living in the most technologically advanced moment in history. And...
The Largest Cultural Project Humanity Has Ever Attempted
My favorite novel is Mary Shelly's Frankenstein. But I'd trade that in a heartbeat to hear my...
What It’s Like to Talk With a Reflektion
The first time I spoke with a Reflektion, I forgot I built the company.
Memory Isn’t Linear. And That’s the Point.
We like to pretend memory works like a timeline.
Living On — But Who Owns Your Digital Legacy?
Note, this is a response to The Conversation's article, An ‘AI afterlife’ is now a real option –...
Why Watercolor?
At Reflekta, we're all about honoring the beautiful, intricate tapestry of lives lived—capturing...
Who Reflekta is For (And Who it Isn't)
When people first hear about Reflekta, they often ask a simple question.
Reflekta Is About Life, Not Loss
People often assume that anything connected to memory must be rooted in loss. That it lives in the...
Why We Avoid Talking About Legacy (and Why We Shouldn’t)
There’s a particular kind of silence that settles into a room when the word legacy comes up.
Why Stories Fade Faster Than We Think
We like to believe our stories are sturdy things. Solid. Safe. We assume they will be there when we...
The Science of Reflection: How Looking Back Helps You Move Forward
We tend to think of reflection as sentimental, nostalgic, or indulgent. A soft-focus glance in the...
Before the Ball Drops
There is a very specific kind of magic that shows up in the final hours of the year.
How the Holidays Connect Us Across Generations
The holidays have a way of folding time in on itself.
How Radical Empathy Drives Everything We Build
A few months ago, I did something I never expected to do.
Why Your Legacy Should Start Now
Most people think legacy is something you create at the end of the journey, when the hair turns...
The Top Ten Soul Tech Albums of All Time
A Reflekta celebration of music, memory, and the spark that lives between them
The Future of AI and Humanity: Why the Real Revolution Is Human
Author's Note: This is the third in a series exploring the future of AI and Soul Tech. See What is...
What is Soul Tech and Why It Matters
What is Soul Tech Soul Tech is more than a label. It is a new frontier at the intersection of...
Black Friday: Memories Are the Ultimate Investment
Every year Black Friday arrives with an avalanche of sales, countdown timers, and deals that...
Thanksgiving Is the Perfect Time to Begin Your Reflekta Journey
Every Thanksgiving, my family packs up the car and heads to Saratoga Springs. It has become one of...
Competition Moves Us Forward
Why Reflekta Continues to Lead the Soul Tech Frontier Healthy competition has always been the quiet...
How Reflekta Brings Family History to Life
Thanksgiving invites us to gather, to share a meal, and to reflect on the stories that shaped the...
Stories of Service: Honoring Our Veterans Through Living Memory
Every story of service carries a heartbeat. Behind every uniform, there is a person whose courage...
Reflekta Shines at the Kajora Family Office Innovation Summit
In October, Reflekta took center stage at the Kajora Family Office Innovation Summit in Greenwich,...
The Seven Dimensions of Memory
Memory is not a filing cabinet. It’s not linear or static. It’s an ever-shifting constellation of...
Meet Arthur & Virginia
At Reflekta, we believe that every story deserves to live on. That every voice, gesture, and lesson...
More Than Remembrance: Cultivating Living Legacies with Reflekta
At Reflekta, when we speak of legacy, people often assume we mean memorials or memories of those...
In Defense of the Human Story
Scott Galloway’s recent essay on the dangers of AI companionship strikes at a moral nerve that...
Reflekta: A Tool for Story and Memory, Not Therapy
At Reflekta, we believe in the power of stories to sustain meaning, identity, and belonging. Our...