Online memorial and printed book
A life fits in one book. Write it together.
You create the page, invite the family by email, and each of them adds what they know: a memory, a date, a photo from a drawer, a grandfather's voice. You review it, and you print the book.
Create a book for free See how it works
Free to start. French, Hebrew and English, right-to-left included.
Three steps
From a blank page to a bound book
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You open the book
A name, two dates, a photo if you have one. Four minutes, and the page exists.
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The family writes
A link by email, no account to create. We ask the questions for you: "what did the house smell like?" rather than a blank page.
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You print
You review, you pick a layout, and you export a book ready to print. It is yours, forever.
What others do not do
Anyone can make a memorial page. A book is another matter.
Publishing a page was never the problem: filling it always was. A grieving family facing an empty text box writes nothing, and the site dies in three weeks.
- Forty-seven questions asked in waves, never all at onceEvery fact carries its source: lived, heard, found in a documentReview is yours: nothing is published without your say-soA complete printable export, even if you leave
On the stone
A QR code on the grave, and their life opens
A sheet of durable stickers to fix on the stone. Anyone walking past can read their story — and nothing else: not living relatives, not addresses, not recordings. Those choices stay yours, one by one.
Inside the book
Texts, photos, videos — and voices
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The voice, finally audible
A recording of a grandfather uploads, plays and gets transcribed. The printed book carries a QR code to it: a bound page that plays his voice.
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The questions that unlock
Facing "tell us a memory", almost nobody writes. Facing "what did he say when he was angry?", almost everyone answers.
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Three languages, properly
French and Hebrew are not two translations of one book: they are two originals, and Hebrew runs right to left, all the way into print.
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Hebrew dates
The Hebrew date of death, the azkara, the unveiling. We do not guess them: we ask, and we say where to check.
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Your data stays yours
Full export at any time. If the service ever shuts down, you leave with the printable book and everything else. It is written in our terms.
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Funeral, shiva, azkara
A page to share within forty-eight hours: where, when, how to attend remotely. A shiva address shows only if you decide so.
Families
What they say
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My uncle in Netanya answered eleven questions in Hebrew. I did not know he had known my father before the army.
Rachel Y. Paris
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We printed twelve copies for the azkara. My aunt wept when she saw her mother's handwriting on page 40.
David B. Jerusalem
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My mother is 88. We started while she is alive, and she reads what we write. It is not a memorial any more, it is a conversation.
Esther M. Marseille
Pricing
A one-time payment, not a subscription
We will never tell a family: pay every month, or your mother's page disappears.
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Discover
$0 forever
To find out whether the family answers.
- 1 book
- 5 photos or recordings
- Memorial page and QR code
- The full question bank
- Complete printable export
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Most families choose this
Lifetime memorial
$99 once
For the family that has decided to do it.
- Unlimited books
- Unlimited photos, videos and voices
- Unlimited invitations
- Funeral, shiva and azkara pages
- Family tree
- Lifetime hosting, no expiry
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Concierge
$350 once
When nobody in the family has the time.
- Everything in Lifetime memorial
- We build the book with you
- Two half-hour meetings
- We chase the relatives for you
- Final edit and layout
The printed book is ordered per copy, on any plan.
Start with one question. Just one.
Creating the book is free and takes four minutes. Then you invite whoever you like — with no account for them to create.
Create a book for free See pricing
No card required. The printable book exports even if you never pay a thing.