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Corrido vs Storii
Storii's built for an adult child capturing an older relative's voice remotely, including phone calls that don't need a smartphone. Corrido's a private, voice-first family space for a household that records, organizes, and keeps growing.
| Corrido | Storii | |
|---|---|---|
| How you capture | A mobile app on iPhone and Android, with guided prompts | Automated phone calls; the storyteller doesn't need a smartphone |
| Who it's for | Households: interview someone, leave your own story, invite relatives | A single older storyteller, often recorded by an adult child |
| What you keep | A searchable family space tied to people, places, topics, and relationships | A keepsake audiobook of that person's stories |
| Entry price | Free, then optional Corrido Unlimited in the app | Paid monthly or annual plans, plus gift bundles |
When Storii is the better fit
If the person you want to record won’t download an app, Storii’s phone-call model is the clearer path. Corrido’s mobile-only today.
When Corrido is the better fit
If more than one person will contribute, and you want stories findable by person and topic later, Corrido’s family space and graph are the difference.
Questions
Can an elder use Corrido without a smartphone?
No. Corrido is a mobile app. Recording and listening happen on iPhone or Android.
Is Corrido only for one storyteller?
No. Families can have more than one contributor. Free includes 3 contributors; Unlimited removes that cap.