Co-Ownership
No one should have to carry a loved one's memory alone.
A memorial is rarely the work of one person. Different family members hold different pieces — one has the old photographs, another remembers the stories, a third has the recordings from years ago. Co-Ownership lets a family build and care for a memorial together, each contributing what only they can.
The person who creates the memorial can invite family members to help — adding recordings, approving contributions, managing photos — without anyone needing to create a full account. An invitation arrives by email, they accept with a single tap, and they're in.
And because a memorial is meant to last, Co-Ownership includes a way to pass the torch. You can name a successor to carry the memorial forward, so that what you've built stays in trusted hands for generations.
Simple from the first step.
Invite a family member by email from your memorial.
They accept with a simple, secure link — no account required.
Together, you add recordings, photos, and stories.
Name a successor so the memorial stays cared for over time.
Co-Ownership includes clear roles — from the owner to invited contributors — and the ability to transfer ownership when the time comes, so a memorial is never at risk of being lost or left behind.