Create the memorial
Start with a name, life dates and your relationship to them. It begins as a private draft only you can see — nothing is public until you decide it should be.
In three steps to a digital memorial
From the first detail to a memorial the whole family can visit — here is exactly what happens at each step.
Start with a name, life dates and your relationship to them. It begins as a private draft only you can see — nothing is public until you decide it should be.
Invite family members to add their own memories, photos and stories. Build a life story, a timeline of milestones, photo albums and a family tree — together, at your own pace.
Choose who can see it: private, visible only with a link, or public. Share it directly, or print a QR keepsake card to leave at the resting place, at home, or wherever feels right.
The bridge between a resting place and a memory
A QR code on a memorial plaque, a headstone, or a printed card connects the physical place with everything kept safe online — a photo, a life story, the people who loved them.
At the resting place, on a printed card, or shared directly — one scan is all it takes.
The phone opens the memorial instantly — their story, photos and the people who remember them.
Anyone who visits can light a candle, leave a flower, or share their own memory — reviewed by the family before it appears.