For funeral homes
A remembrance in their own voice
Families bring the photographs. Everyone who loved them records the story behind each one. At the service, the photos play as a film, carried by the voices of the people who were there.
We set each family up with you. Ready for your first family in days.
Collaborate on the album
One album, everyone invited.
The family shares an invite from their phone, and the album opens for whoever they send it to.
Cousins, neighbors, the friend from the choir: each of them adds the photographs only they have. The ones that were never in anybody else’s box.
It fills up in the days before the service, from every phone, wherever people are.
One album for the whole family, and one place everything lands.
The stories behind the pictures
Tap a photo. Say what you remember.
Someone taps the picture of the lake house and talks for forty seconds. The laugh lands in the middle of a sentence. The detail nobody else in the family knew is suddenly on the record.
The ones who cannot travel add their voice from where they are, and they are in the room anyway.
This is the part nothing else in your building can do: the story kept in the voice of the person who lived it.
A voice story or a video story, on any photograph in the album.
The documentary, not the slideshow
The room goes quiet when her voice comes through.
The photographs play as a narrated film at the service or at the gathering afterwards, and every voice arrives with the name of the person it belongs to.
- Nobody needs an account to listen. They look up, and it is her.
- Not a projector loop of captionless photographs. A story, told out loud, by the people who were there.
The family keeps everything
The album goes home with them.
The album, the voices and the film are the family’s, in their own hands, to open on a quiet evening in February and to keep adding to.
- The cousin who finds more photographs in a drawer in March adds them to the same album.
- The grandson finally records the story he had been meaning to tell, and it sits with the rest.
- Relatives who could not be at the service hear all of it later, whole.
Why funeral homes offer it
The service families thank you for by name.
You already carry the day for them. This is one more thing you can hand them at the end of it, and none of the work is yours.
Something a printed program cannot do
You hand a family a way to keep the voice, not just the picture. It is the part they tell other people about afterwards.
We set each family up with you
The setting up is ours. Nothing new lands on your staff during the hardest week of a family’s year.
Ready for your first family in days
Not months, and not a project. One conversation, and the next family you serve can have it.
Talk to us
Bring it to your families.
Tell us about your firm and the families you serve. We will show you what it looks like, and we set the first one up with you.
A real person replies within a day or two.