Everything families ask us first.

Four products, four budgets. The standalone Memory Book runs $49–199, with an expedited option ($39–59) when you need it fast. Video tributes come in three tiers: Remember at $149–199, Legacy at $299–399, and Eternal at $499–699. The Couple's Package is $599–999, and a Living Legacy subscription is $9.99–19.99 a month.

Every tier — every single one — includes unlimited contributors. Compare all four →

The printed archive of a life. The video is the celebration — curated, produced, cinematic. The book holds everything else: the full interview, the stories contributors shared, the photos that didn't make the film. Nothing a family shares is discarded — every memory finds a home in one or the other.

Every video tribute includes one. It's also our most accessible starting point on its own, from $49 — book only, no video. See the Memory Book →

Yes. Start with a Memory Book, and if you later want the full video tribute, you pay only the difference. Everything you've already gathered — the interview, the photos, every contributor's story — is stored and carries straight over, and the upgrade starts immediately.

That's the Couple's Package ($599–999): each of you individually, plus the story of you together. You can start while you're both living, and one of you activates it when the time comes. About the Couple's Package →

Mostly, the pace is yours. Getting started takes about three minutes. The interview saves automatically, so you can return whenever you're ready, and contributors add their memories on their own time.

Once your family approves the final version, we complete production, run quality review, and ship the kit. Need a printed book in time for a service? The expedited Memory Book arrives in 4–5 days.

Anyone you invite — and there's no cap, at any tier. Contributors don't need an account: they follow a link, write or record, and they're done. Voice messages are kept as both audio and transcript, and your family chooses how each one is used. Nothing gets thrown away.

Your family — twice, formally. First in curation: every single submission is laid out in front of you, and you choose what goes in the film and what lives in the book. Then, before anything ships, you give final approval.

We produce to your specification. We don't editorialize someone's life.

No. The interview feels like talking with someone who's listening — never like filling out a form. It saves as you go and picks up exactly where you left off. And you can invite a grandchild to sit beside you and handle the tech parts — it's built for that.

Yes — that's a Living Legacy ($9.99–19.99/month). You build your own story in your own words, on your own schedule, and keep adding to it for as long as you like. Everyone wonders how they'll be remembered. This is doing something about it. Start My Story →

It converts to a permanent Memorial tribute under the full forever promise — and the guestbook stays open for everyone who loved you. The story you built doesn't end with the subscription. That was the whole point.

Never. We will not generate a person's face, invent words they never said, or fabricate footage of them. A tribute is built from real materials — real photos, real recordings, real stories told by real people — because that's the only honest way to honor someone.

Where AI assists — narration, organizing memories — it is always disclosed as AI.

A voice is only ever rebuilt from real recordings the family provides, and only with explicit written consent from the next of kin or estate executor — a specific, signed authorization, not a buried checkbox. That consent is stored permanently on the record.

An AI narrator always carries the tribute as its backbone and is always disclosed as AI. The voice work is an option a family chooses — never a requirement, never a surprise.

It's structural. Every video tribute is stored in two clouds at once (Cloudflare and Amazon), with a deep archival copy designed to rest in a records vault carved into granite in Utah's Wasatch Range, and a permanent copy placed with the Internet Archive.

Behind all of it sits a legal trust, funded by a share of every sale, whose only permitted purpose is paying hosting costs — through any change of ownership. And if the platform ever wound down, every family would receive 180 days' notice and complete delivery of their materials. Read the full promise →

100% satisfaction, defined precisely: unlimited revisions for 30 days after delivery, each one turned around in 24–48 hours. If we can't make it right after that, you receive a full refund.

By the time a tribute is delivered, your family has already approved it twice — once during curation, once at final approval. The guarantee exists to remove the fear, and it's in writing.