Gather the photos and words from everyone who came, in one quiet, private gallery for the family to keep. One QR code, no app, nothing complicated — at a time when nothing should be.
Everyone who loved them carries photos and moments the family has never seen — on phones, in messages, tucked away for years. A single QR code, on the order of service or a card at the wake, lets people add those photos and a few words to one private gallery.
Nothing is public. It stays with the family — a gentle, lasting collection of the way others remember them.
Nothing to learn, nothing to manage. Share a code, and let people contribute in their own time.
A minute from any phone. You get a QR code, a printable sign, a private gallery and a slideshow link.
They scan the sign (or tap the link) and add photos and a message at full quality. No app, no account.
New additions appear softly on the screen. Afterwards, download everything as one lasting archive.
Every photo saved at full resolution as a high-quality JPEG — nothing compressed, nothing lost.
Soft, slow transitions on any screen with a browser — a quiet tribute that can play through the service or the wake.
Alongside each photo, guests can share a few words — a collection of memories the family can keep and read.
Only the family sees the gallery. Guests can add, never browse. Nothing is ever public.
Download every photo and message in a single archive. A lasting keepsake, held safely.
Nothing complicated to set up. Create it, print the sign or share the link, and let people contribute in their own time.
One flat US$7, everything included. No subscription, nothing recurring — and a free way to try it first.
If cost is ever a barrier at a difficult time, please just get in touch.
Every gallery comes with a printable QR card like this — add it to the order of service, or place it at the wake. People scan, add a photo or a memory, and it is held safely for the family.
Scan · Share a memory · No app needed.
Shared with kind permission from the families we've helped.
“We put the code on the order of service. By the end of the week we had over two hundred photos of Dad we'd never seen. It means everything to Mum.”
“As a celebrant I now suggest it to every family. It gives people a gentle way to contribute, and the family keeps something lasting.”
“The quiet slideshow at the wake was so comforting. People kept adding photos as they remembered them.”
Create a private memorial gallery in a few minutes, and share the code with those who came. If you'd like a hand setting it up, we're glad to help.