Our story
No one should disappear.
A person is so much more than the dates on a stone. add120 exists to keep what those dates leave out — a voice, a story, a whole life — for the people who'll want it most.
The name
Why we're called add120.
"Ad me'ah v'esrim" — until a hundred and twenty — is an old blessing: a wish for a long, full, complete life, the length of years given to Moses.
We took it as our promise. Not to add years to a life, but to make sure the fullness of one is never lost — that a life can be reached, and felt, for generations after the hundred and twenty are done.
What we hold to
Three promises we don't bend.
Privacy first
Every archive is treated as deeply personal. Nothing is public, nothing is sold, and only the people you choose can ever reach it.
Only with consent
Nothing is ever made without the person's blessing. Their voice, their words, their likeness — always on their terms, never imitated beyond them.
Yours to keep
Everything we make belongs to your family — to hold, export, and pass down. We're the keepers of the craft, never the owners of your memory.
Who we are
A small studio of writers, archivists, and careful engineers.
We're deliberately small. Every family works with people who know their story by name — not a queue, not a call centre. The work is slow on purpose, because the things worth keeping deserve that kind of attention.
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If someone's on your mind, let's just talk.
A free, unhurried call — no script, no pressure. Only whether add120 is right for your family.
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