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Features

Thoughtfully built for the weeks that matter most.

Every feature is designed for people who are tired, grieving and busy — simple language, few steps, and nothing you have to learn twice.

The memorial

A home for their story

  • Life story and obituary

    Write the biography together. The obituary is only shown on shared pages after an administrator approves the final wording.
  • Memory board

    Friends and family post memories. Owners choose whether posts appear immediately or after review.
  • Private, unlisted or public

    Start private. Share an unlisted link with people who don't have accounts, or publish a public page — always your choice.

Photos

A shared gallery the whole family can add to

  • Albums and captions

    Organize photos into albums with captions, dates and event labels like “Grandma's 80th”.
  • Private storage

    Photos are stored privately and delivered with short-lived, permission-checked links.
  • Download originals

    Members can download the photos they're allowed to see, in the original quality.

Planning

Everyone on the same page about when and where

  • Event schedule

    Visitation, services, burial, reception, livestreams and private gatherings — each with an explicit time zone.
  • Family task list

    Assign tasks like “pick up flowers” or “call the church” so nothing falls through the cracks.
  • RSVPs and guest counts

    See who's coming and how many guests to expect, without a spreadsheet.

Family and trust

You stay in control

  • Secure invitations

    Single-use links tied to an email address, which expire after 14 days and can be canceled.
  • Clear roles

    Owner, administrator, contributor and viewer — each with permissions explained in plain language.
  • Keepsakes

    Programs and remembrance cards generated from details you've already entered.

Optional

Writing help, only if you want it

Finding the right words is hard. Where it's been enabled, an optional assistant can turn facts you provide into a first draft of an obituary, thank-you note or program outline.

It only uses details you type in, it never invents dates or relationships, every result is labeled as a draft, and nothing is published until you approve it. You can always write everything yourself.

Start a private space for your family today.

It's free to create a memorial, and it stays private until you decide otherwise.