An online memorial: a memory page on the internet
An online memorial is a memory page available on the internet to everyone you trust with the link. It gathers a person’s life story and unites the whole family around it.
What an online memorial includes
Biography, a life timeline with events and memories, a gallery of photos and video, voice recordings and stories from relatives. All of it gathered on one page that is easy to read as a whole.
Who it suits
Families who have lost a loved one, those who keep a family archive, and those who want to record their own story during life. An online memorial fits both a recent loss and the memory of ancestors equally well.
Gathering memories
The main value of an online memorial is the voices of many people. Via an invitation link, relatives and friends add their stories, photos and voice, and you decide what to publish. This builds a rich portrait of the person.
How to start
Registration takes a minute, and a text memorial is free forever. Add a name, dates and a first story, then invite loved ones. Memory can be added to over years, at a comfortable pace.
- Accessible by link to anyone you trust.
- Gathers stories from the whole family.
- Free in the text version.
- Can be protected with a password.
Frequently asked questions
Save the story while it is with you
Create a memorial page in a few minutes — gently, beautifully and with respect for your loved ones. Free forever for the text version.
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