Family Script

At Family Script our work extends far beyond recording oral histories or writing biographies. We bring together generations in the act of remembering, reflecting, and rediscovering one another. The result is an heirloom-a book or film-crafted to be opened decades from now by children, grandchildren, and generations yet to come.

This 500-page life history is one such heirloom. A lifetime of experiences, values, relationships, and moments, preserved so that a family's legacy is not left to memory alone.

As we continued compiling handwritten notes for 'My Scribbles', the project gradually unfolded into something more than a life story.

What began as conversations slowly expanded into an archive of memory, photographs carefully preserved across decades, handwritten letters, journals, keepsakes, and fragments of everyday life that together carried the texture of a lived experience.

Throughout the process, we found ourselves returning not only to stories, but also to the objects that held them. A photograph became a doorway to an anecdote. A letter revealed an unseen chapter. A small keepsake brought back an entire world of memory.

Building this archive became an act of listening, observing, and piecing together connections between people, places, objects, and recollections. Each discovery added another layer to the narrative, allowing the book to emerge from the material traces of a life remembered and shared.

This archive would eventually become the foundation upon which My Scribbles was written, preserving not only events and milestones, but also the details that give a story its depth, texture, and humanity.

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The objects we preserve often reveal more than we realize.

Beyond their material form, they hold connections to people, histories, traditions and lived experiences. At Family Script, these fragments of a life often become important threads in the stories we seek to understand and document.

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We are Hiring!

What an exhilarating six days at Bharat Mandapam!

The India AI Impact Summit 2026 was a marathon of innovation, and for the Family Script team, it served as a defining milestone. From day one to day six, we experienced an immense footfall that turned our booth into a vibrant hub for conversations at the intersection of heritage and technology.

The journey to this summit has been a collective effort rooted in mentorship and vision. We owe a massive debt of gratitude to Mr. Ravi Korukonda, whose constant support has been our foundation, right from the UI/UX design pitch competition in Hyderbad all the way to this AI Impact Summit 2026. It was equally inspiring to have Ms. Angel Bhati, Director (Higher Education), Director (TTE), Govt of NCT of Delhi, visit the stall to witness the impact of our hard work firsthand.

A standout moment of validation for our mission was the appreciation from Delhi Education Minister Mr. Ashish Sood, whose interest in our documentation reinforces the importance of preserving personal histories for the next generation. Throughout the week, the feedback from visionary startup founders, curious visitors, and global AI bigwigs was overwhelming. We are leaving the summit inspired, validated, and ready to take the next big leap in the world of AI storytelling.

Family Script is evolving and growing toward our vision of "democratising documentation," and we were thrilled to debut our digital version at the Memory Station. A huge thank you to the IGDTUW-Anveshan Foundation and the Departments of Education, Higher Education, and TTE (Govt of NCT of Delhi) for believing in our work and providing this platform.

The summit may have ended, but the momentum is just beginning. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, shared a story, and helped make this week a landmark for Family Script!
[Family Script, India Ai Impact Summit 2026, Startup, Digital Innovation]