A place to return to them.

Upload memories, share stories, and keep the people you love close — forever.

Example memories — an example of what a memorial can hold.

Have a quiet look at one first
Kept with love
A small hand-painted house with an open, glowing doorway and a dotted path winding back to it
  • rose
  • joe
  • sarah
  • miguel
  • anna

example memories — an example of what a memorial can hold

How it goes

  1. Create a memorial

    Add a photo, their name, and the story that made them who they were.

  2. Invite your people

    Share a private invite code with family and friends who loved them too.

  3. Add memories together

    Everyone adds photos, stories, and moments. It grows into something beautiful.

family joins with just the code and a free account

Add a weatherproof QR code for a headstone or order of service — €9.99.

Never used to train AI. Never sold. Never advertised on.

Your photos, voice notes, and stories belong to your family alone. We don't scan them, sell them, or show ads beside them.

What people leave behind.

A glimpse of what a memorial fills up with, over time.

Warm coffee cups on a wooden table at golden hour

Sunday morning at the lake. She always made the coffee too strong.

— sarah, daughter

He used to hum the same tune every time he walked into the kitchen. I still catch myself humming it without meaning to.

— miguel, son

Hear them, not just remember them.

A recipe they never wrote down. A laugh at the end of a story. A goodnight message. Their voice stays here, exactly as it was.

0:42

Grandma Rose reading the recipe she never wrote down.

— anna, granddaughter

The people we carry with us.

A photograph worn soft at the edges. A hand you still remember holding. A candle lit on an ordinary evening — that's where they live on.

Elderly hands holding an old photograph, soft with age
An elderly hand and a child's hand held together across a wooden table
Hands cupping a small lit candle, white flowers nearby

Built differently. On purpose.

One payment. Forever.

No subscriptions. No renewals. No risk of losing their memorial because a card expired. €99 once, and it stays here permanently.

  • You control when you remember.

    No unexpected memory pop-ups. You choose if and when you receive notifications. Grief has no schedule — and neither do we.

  • Private by default.

    Only people you personally invite can find this memorial. It will never appear in search results or be shared without your permission.

  • Kept in Europe.

    Your photos, voices and stories are stored on EU servers under GDPR. Payments are processed by Stripe.

  • Never behind a paywall.

    We will never charge you to read what your own family wrote. And you can download everything — every photo, every story — whenever you want. After the 30-day trial, an unpaid memorial is archived — not deleted — for 12 months, and can be restored by upgrading.

We built this because we lost someone too.

One price. Written plainly.

Three one-time sizes. No setup fee, no renewal date hidden in the small print.

from€99once — never again

Start free for 30 days. Pay only when you're sure.

During the trial: up to 200 MB and 5 people in the circle — plenty to see if it feels right.

Three sizes, all one-time. Move up later and pay only the difference.

What's included

  • The memorial stays online, permanently
  • 5 GB for photos, videos and voice notes
  • Up to 25 family members in the circle
  • Download or print the whole memorial, any time

What we'll never do

  • Charge a subscription or auto-renew a card
  • Put ads or sponsored offers on their page
  • Take a cut of donations or sell you flowers
  • Delete a memorial you paid to keep

Optional add-on

QR code for the headstone or order of service — €9.99

Not part of the €99. Add it whenever you like — while you pay, or later from the memorial.

Paying for someone else? Buy a memorial as a gift for someone who has just lost a person they love. One payment of €99, theirs forever. Gift a memorial

You need an extra language? let us know! Write to us

Hands holding a folded letter, reading a memory
“Besides the grave, where do you go to think of them?”

We built this for everyone who needed somewhere to go.

A place that feels like them.

Photos surfacing gently, their voice just a tap away, a candle that keeps burning. This is what a memorial page feels like when the family gathers around it.