Alex Frost

I did not cry at the funeral. I went home and realized the silence was louder than the service ever was. What scared me most was noticing I could not remember how he said my name. Not the words he used, just the sound of his voice when it mattered.
Later that night, my phone rang from a private number. When I answered, I heard his voice say my name the way he always had. I knew it was AI, but my hands were shaking anyway. He had recorded the message earlier, just in case I ever needed it. I listened for less than a minute, then cried for the first time since he passed.
That moment is why we built YourComfortLine. It delivers real phone calls in a loved one s voice using recordings that were fully consented to in advance. It is not about replacing someone or simulating the dead. It is about giving people a voice when silence becomes unbearable.
Every call is disclosed. Every voice is permission-based. Every message is controlled by the person receiving it. Some people use it to say goodbye. Some to feel steady on hard days. Some just to remember what it felt like to be known.