Kente Labs: AI Lifestyle Tools for Personal Stories

Kente Labs develops AI lifestyle tools for preserving family memories, reflecting on everyday feelings and creating personal jewellery designs. Its website introduces Tellus, Emochi and Made by Ziya, with separate links for using each product.

What is Kente Labs, in plain English?

Think of Kente Labs as the studio behind several small apps. You visit its website to choose a task: record a parent's stories, speak about your day, or describe a piece of jewellery. The work then happens in the relevant product. There is no verified shared subscription covering everything on the studio website.

This makes the site useful for people exploring personal uses of AI. Choose by the result you want: a family memoir, a voice journal, or a jewellery concept.

Tellus: turn family voices into stories

Tellus helps families turn spoken memories into written memoir chapters and illustrated children's stories. The original voice recordings are also part of the experience, so relatives can preserve how a story was told as well as its written version.

Start with one question about a person's life. Record their answer, then review the generated chapter or storybook. A practical first attempt is one specific memory rather than an entire life history. Check names, dates and meaning against the recording before sharing the result; generated prose still needs family review.

The official footer's privacy-policy link could not be opened during the 20 October 2026 check. Confirm the current data-handling terms before uploading sensitive family stories.

Emochi: keep a voice journal and notice patterns

Emochi is for adults who would rather talk than type a daily reflection. Open the app, tap the microphone and describe your day. Review the editable transcript before saving it, then use the visual emotion shapes and patterns across entries as prompts for reflection.

Its official page links to iPhone and Android downloads. Check your local store for device compatibility and availability. Emochi's policy limits accounts to people aged 18 or over. Its insights can be wrong and are not therapy, diagnosis or crisis support.

Made by Ziya: describe jewellery before ordering

Made by Ziya offers jewellery types including rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Choose a type, describe the design or select the option to use your own design, add any elements to exclude, and use “Generate Image” to explore a concept.

For a useful starting description, specify the shape, style and details you want to see. Treat the image as a concept to discuss. Confirm materials, final pricing, delivery and order conditions separately; a generated image does not establish manufacturing feasibility or commercial-use rights.

Costs and privacy depend on the product

On 20 October 2026, the English Tellus pricing page showed free memory recording and a lifetime upgrade displayed as $69.99, paid once, with no subscription. The upgrade is associated with memoirs, storybooks and broader sharing access. Check current entitlements and checkout currency or taxes; this is not a price for all Kente Labs products.

Emochi's complete paid-feature boundaries and Ziya's production prices were not verified. Ziya's displayed usage counter is insufficient evidence of a universal free allowance.

The Emochi privacy policy says voice recordings are uploaded for transcription and reflection text is processed for AI insights. It names external providers and US cloud infrastructure. Account deletion is available in the app, while backups or provider systems may retain information temporarily during deletion cycles.

Common questions

Can I start for free?

Tellus offers free recording. Its paid upgrade and the other products have separate conditions, so a free starting point should not be read as unlimited free access to the whole portfolio.

Can I keep a journal without typing?

Yes. Emochi accepts spoken reflections and produces editable transcripts. For a family-history project, Tellus instead turns spoken memories into memoir and storybook material.

Does Emochi keep recordings only on my phone?

No. Its policy describes uploading recordings and using cloud providers for transcription and analysis. Review that policy before deciding what to record.

Official resources

• Tellus sample experience: inspect the kind of result before contributing family memories.
• Kente Labs contact page: product questions and business enquiries.
• Tellus on X: the product's official announcement account, linked from its website.