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Family Legacy Platform

Preserving Family Stories For Future Generations

Create memorials, family trees, life stories and digital legacy archives.

Create MemorialStart Family Tree

How it works

Four steps to a family archive

Start with a single page. Everything else can wait until you are ready for it.

  1. Step 01

    Create Profile

    A name, the dates and one photograph — that is enough to begin.

  2. Step 02

    Upload Memories

    Photographs, video and stories from everyone who remembers.

  3. Step 03

    Build Family Tree

    Invite relatives and connect the generations to each other.

  4. Step 04

    Preserve Legacy

    Documents and letters stay for those who come after you.

Family tree

Three generations on one page

Relatives fill in what they know, each in their own time, and the branches meet.

  • Grandfather

    James Whitfield

    b. 1946

  • Grandmother

    Ruth Whitfield

    b. 1949

  • Father

    Marcus Whitfield

    b. 1978

  • Mother

    Elena Whitfield

    b. 1981

  • Son

    Caleb

    b. 2010

  • Daughter

    Nora

    b. 2014

  • Grandchild

    Theo

    b. 2020

A layout, not real people: names and years appear once you build your own tree.

Memorial pages

Lives remembered here

Each page holds a photograph, the years and the stories the family chose to keep.

  • An example of a memorial page photograph

    Margaret Ellis

    1905 — 1987

  • An example of a memorial page photograph

    Samuel Rhodes

    1943 — 2011

  • An example of a memorial page photograph

    Amara Nwosu

    1996 — 2024

  • An example of a memorial page photograph

    Arthur Lindqvist

    1888 — 1969

Illustrative photographs: the people shown here are fictional and do not exist. Real memorial pages will replace them.

No pages have been published yet. The first one here will be someone you remember.

Create the first page

AI Biography

From scattered notes to a life story

You write down what you remember. The draft comes back written out, and stays yours to edit.

What the family remembers

  • Margaret Ellis
  • 1905 — 1987
  • Portland, Oregon
  • a schoolteacher
  • Her three children
  • her garden
  • the flood of 1962

Seven notes, in any order, in any wording.

What comes back

Margaret Ellis (1905 — 1987) grew up in Portland, Oregon and worked as a schoolteacher for most of a lifetime.

Her three children remember her garden above all — and the day of the flood of 1962, retold at every gathering.

A draft you edit yourself — nothing is published without you.

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Today We Remember

Anniversaries falling today

People whose day this is. Light a candle, leave a memory, or simply read.

No anniversaries fall on today. Tomorrow this block may hold a name.

Marketplace

Trusted help, close to home

Funeral homes, attorneys, insurance and memorial services — verified before they appear here.

  • Funeral Homes

    Arrangements, transport and the paperwork of the first days.

  • Attorneys

    Wills, inheritance and the questions that follow a death.

  • Insurance

    Claims on existing policies and cover taken out in advance.

  • Memorial Services

    Headstones, engraving, QR plaques and the care of a grave.

These are the categories, not companies: the catalogue opens once the first partners have been verified.

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Partners

How partners appear on the platform

Three formats, all quiet by design: nothing flashes and nothing follows you around.

  • Example

    Sponsored Partner

    A verified company beside the services page, named and labelled.

  • Example

    Featured Service

    One service raised to the top of its category in the catalogue.

  • Example

    Premium Listing

    An extended card in search results: hours, photographs, contacts.

No placements have been sold yet — these three show the formats, nothing more.