A memory page for a loved one — so they are remembered
A portrait, life story, important dates, and voice — on a separate page with its own address and QR code. Place the code on a memorial plaque, in the ancestry book, or on a card — and anyone can learn what this person was like.
Vera Petrovna Ivanova
A primary school teacher, she raised five children and half the village. She sang in the church choir and hid wounded soldiers in her home during the war. At Easter she baked kulich by her grandmother's recipe — her granddaughters still keep it.
More than two dates and a dash
A memory page tells about a person the way you would tell it: with a portrait, a story, a voice, and the memories of those who remember them.
Portrait and biography
The main photo, full name, life dates, places — and a living account of the person: what they were like, what they loved, how they are remembered.
“River of life”
Events year by year — from birth to the final days. Studies, wedding, moves, war, work, children. Each with a photo and caption.
Photos and documents
Pictures from the family archive, parish records, letters, awards — from My documents, with no re-uploading.
Family voices
Audio and video recordings: interviews, songs, greetings. Grandma's voice stays with her great-grandchildren.
QR code and link
Its own short address and code — for a memorial plaque, the ancestry book, or an anniversary card.
Privacy
Before publishing, only you can see the page. After — only those who have the link or the code. You can close it at any time.
Place in the family tree
The page is linked to the family tree: you can see parents, spouses, and children, and go from the person to their relatives — or, the other way around, open the memory page from the tree.
A person's life is like a river: from source to mouth
School years, wedding, moves, war, work, children — the “river of life” gathers events into a single stream. Each can be captioned and have a photo attached. Click “Add event” to see the stream grow.
- A year and a title — enough for the event to fall into place
- A photo and a document for the event — from the family archive
- Automatically — birth, marriage, and children are pulled from the tree
A plaque, a book, a card — memory where it's needed
The page has its own short address and QR code. It is printed on a memorial plaque, placed in the ancestry book or on an anniversary card. Point your phone at it — and the page opens with a portrait and a story. Relatives, friends, and great-grandchildren get to know the person, not just the dates.
- Memorial plaque with a QR code — printed through your account's store
- Ancestry book — the code next to the chapter about the person
- A card or invitation for an anniversary or family reunion
The memory page is linked to the tree and the family website
Nothing needs to be filled in twice: the biography, photos, and events live in your account and update everywhere at once.
Family tree
A memory page is created from a person's profile: the biography, dates, and relationships are already there.
About the treeFamily website
The Memorial block gathers all of the family's memory pages on one family website.
About family websitesMy documents
Photos, letters, and recordings for the page come from the family archive — with no re-uploading.
About the archiveQuestions about memory pages
Privacy, designs, the QR code, and the link to the tree.
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Preserve the memory of your loved ones — while you still remember the details
Free and in a few minutes: portrait, story, dates, voice. And a QR code on a plaque or in a book will open this page for your great-grandchildren.