Online memorials, written together
Honouring lives.
Preserving stories.
Answer a few gentle questions and we’ll help shape your memories into a life story — kept in one place, for everyone who loved them.
- Kept for 50 years
- £299, once — no subscription
- No adverts, ever
In loving memory
Margaret Ellis
1938 – 2024
- IEarly yearsChapter
- IIFamily & homeChapter
- IIITributes from friendsChapter
A place where a life story is kept for the people who come next.
Memorials are written in chapters, with photographs — typed or spoken. Share them with close family, or with everyone who knew them.
50years
Kept safe for generations
Every memorial is retained for fifty years, with no renewal fees to remember.
£299once
One payment, nothing more
No subscription and no adverts — just a quiet, lasting space.
Unlisted and private
Memorials aren’t listed publicly — only people with the link can find them.
Every photograph has a story nobody wrote down.
How it works
You don’t need to know where to begin.
- 01
Start with the basics
Add their name, dates and a single photograph. That’s all it takes to begin.
- 02
Answer gentle questions
Guided prompts walk you through five chapters of their life. Invite family to add their own memories.
- 03
Publish and share
Share one link. Others can read the story and leave their own tributes.
From the day of the funeral to the years that follow.
The day
A QR code on the order of service
Guests scan it and find the full story waiting for them.
The weeks after
Memories keep arriving
Friends and family add the stories you never knew.
Each year
Birthdays and anniversaries
A place to return to on the days that matter most.
Generations on
Passed down the family
Their story, ready for grandchildren yet to come.
Written
to last.
Fifty years, no renewals
Retained for half a century. No renewal fees, no reminders, no surprises.
Reads like a book
Chapters flow like the pages of a book — with your family’s own words kept intact.
Begin when you’re ready.
A single photograph is enough to start. You can add the rest at your own pace.
Begin a memorial