In memory, kept whole
A life is more than
a name and two dates.
Build a lasting record of someone's life — their photographs, their voice, the story only your family knows — and tie it to their grave with a small marker anyone can scan.
No app to install to visit. Hosted in the UK · open worldwide.
Marguerite Ellery
1931 – 2019 · Whitby
Scan at the grave
A small brass plaque links the stone to her whole life story.
The journey
Five quiet steps, over years — not one hurried afternoon.
- 01
Create a page
Start a vault for someone — living or long gone. There's no plot to buy; the grave already exists.
- 02
Build the archive
Add photographs, film, voice recordings and written memories. One relative, or many, over years.
- 03
Order a marker
A small plaque or insert with a QR code, fixed to the existing headstone, links the stone to the story.
- 04
Visit — in person or online
Anyone at the grave scans the marker and sees the whole life. Family visit the private page from anywhere.
- 05
Pass it on
The record lives on. Descendants who never met them can add tributes and be linked into the family tree.
What a vault keeps
The things a headstone can't hold.
A public tribute page anyone can visit, and a private area only the family can see or add to.
A life timeline
Photographs and milestones, laid out in order, in the family's own words.
Voice & film
Their stories, told in their own voice — kept playable for generations.
A written life
A proper biography, written by one hand or built up gradually by many.
A family tree
Vaults link together — a grandparent's page joined to their children's and grandchildren's.
Public & private
A tribute page the world can visit, and a private area only invited family can see.
A scannable marker
A durable QR / NFC plaque for the existing grave, resolving to the page forever.
“No story is ever truly lost, as long as someone still tells it.”
— left as a tribute on a vault