Cluemoo

Remento vs. Cluemoo

Remento records a storyteller's spoken answers for a year and prints them as a hardcover book with a QR code on each chapter that plays the recording ($99). Cluemoo is a weekly cooperative mystery game for grandparents and grandkids, built from family stories. Choose Remento to keep their voice; choose Cluemoo to get grandkids talking every week.

Remento and Cluemoo, side by side (checked November 10, 2026)
ComparedRementoCluemoo
What it isA recorded life-story book: a year of prompts, spoken answers turned into written chapters, then a hardcover book.A cooperative mystery game built from the grandparent's stories, with a new case every week or every other week.
Who takes partOne storyteller records; unlimited family collaborators can follow and help.One grandparent and one or two grandkids (ages 4 to 17) play together, each with half the clues.
Price$99 for a year of prompts and one color hardcover book (up to 380 pages). Extra copies $69.$35 for 3 months, $59 for 6 months or $99 for a year, paid once. Or one case for $9.
RenewalOptional after the first year: $99 a year or $12 a month to keep recording. Recordings stay available if you stop.Nothing renews. When the weeks run out, you choose whether to buy more.
What you keepA printed book, the original recordings (downloadable) and transcripts.No printed book. What lasts is the habit of calling and the stories the grandkids heard.
What the storyteller needsA link by email or text; no app to install.A phone, tablet or computer with a web browser on each side, plus any way to talk (FaceTime, WhatsApp, Zoom or a phone call). No app to install: each player taps their own link.
Refund30-day money-back guarantee.Full refund within 30 days.

What does each one do?

Remento sends the storyteller prompts, they answer out loud, and Remento turns the recordings into chapters the family can edit. After a year it prints a book, and each chapter has a QR code that plays the original recording. Cluemoo turns a grandparent's stories into a mystery the grandparent and grandkids solve together, each holding half the clues.

Where is Remento better?

Keeping a voice. If what you'd treasure most in twenty years is hearing how Grandpa told it, Remento is built for exactly that, and Cluemoo doesn't keep recordings or print a book. Remento's price also includes the book and unlimited collaborators, and it suits a storyteller who would rather talk than type.

Where is Cluemoo better?

Involving the grandkids now. A recorded memoir is something the grandparent makes for the family; Cluemoo is something the grandparent and grandkids do together, every week or every other week, from age 4 up. A child who would never sit through an interview will happily crack a code that only works with Grandma's half of the clues.

Remento or Storyworth?

Both print a book after a year. From their own pages in November 2026: Remento is built around speaking (recordings, QR codes in the book, $99 with one color book), while Storyworth starts at $69 for a black-and-white book, with phone stories listed on its Basic and Color plans and a color book at $99. Pick by whether your storyteller would rather talk or write.

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