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A place to remember

Some people are too important to be reduced to two dates on a stone.

4evermemories gives the people you love a beautiful, private memorial page, linked to their resting place by a small QR code. Their face, their voice, their story, there for anyone who comes to visit.

From CA$99 to create. Ready in minutes, built over a lifetime.

Margaret Ellen Hart
1941 — 2024
Mother, grandmother, gardener, friend to everyone on Elm Street
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Margaret never let anyone leave her kitchen hungry. She grew tomatoes that won three county fairs, taught half the neighbourhood to drive, and kept every letter she ever received in a shoebox under the stairs.

She met Walter at a dance in 1962 and told her sister that same night she'd marry him. She was right, as usual.

From Daniel, her grandson

“Every Sunday, 2pm, apple crumble. I still set my watch by it.”

An example memorial page

The idea

A memorial that lives where they rest.

A headstone can hold a name and two dates. A memorial page can hold everything else. 4evermemories connects the two with a small, permanent QR code placed on the stone, the plaque, the urn or the bench.

Someone visits. They take out their phone. They scan. And instead of silence, there is a face, a voice, a life. Grandchildren who never met them get to. Old friends get to say what they never said. The family gets a place to return to, together, for as long as they need.

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How it works

Three gentle steps.

  1. 01

    Create the memorial

    Add a portrait, their dates and a few words. Photos, videos, voice recordings, a timeline and family notes can come now or over the years ahead.

  2. 02

    Receive the code

    Every memorial gets a permanent address and a print-ready QR code. Have it engraved, or attach a small plaque to the stone, urn or bench.

  3. 03

    Scan, and remember

    Anyone who visits can open their phone, scan the code, and be with them. Their face, their voice, their story. Right there.

What a memorial holds

Everything a stone can't say.

A memorial isn't finished on the day of the funeral. It grows, slowly, as the people who loved them add what they remember.

Their story, in full

Not a two-line obituary. The whole life: where they grew up, who they loved, what they were known for, the things only the family knows.

Photographs that stay

From the shoebox, the phone, the album nobody has opened in years. Kept together, in order, safe.

Moving pictures

The wedding toast. The birthday song. The way they laughed. Video that plays smoothly on any phone, anywhere.

Their voice

A voicemail. A story told at the kitchen table. Audio recordings, so a voice is never lost.

A timeline of a life

Births, moves, weddings, work, adventures. The shape of a life, laid out gently, year by year.

Notes from those who loved them

Each relative and friend can add their own words, signed with who they were to the person. You approve every one.

A family tree

Link parents, grandparents and children. Memorials connect across generations, so nobody is remembered alone.

Private, always your choice

Public, private, link-only or password protected. You decide who can visit, and you can change it any time.

“Grief doesn't end at the funeral. Neither should the remembering.”

4evermemories was made for the months and years after. For the Sunday afternoon when you miss them. For the child who asks what Grandpa was like. For the friend passing through town who stops by the cemetery and wants, just for a moment, to hear that laugh again.

Simple pricing

One memorial. Three ways to hold it.

A one-time fee to create the memorial, and a small monthly subscription that keeps it safe, backed up and instantly there whenever someone scans the code.

Simple

A beautiful, complete memorial.

CA$99 to create
then CA$9.99 / month · 5 GB of space
  • Up to 50 photos
  • Up to 25 videos
  • Life story and notes
  • Audio recordings
  • and more
Choose Simple

Premium

A living family record.

CA$299 to create
then CA$19.99 / month · 20 GB of space
  • Up to 200 photos
  • Up to 100 videos
  • Life story and notes
  • Audio recordings
  • and more
Choose Premium

Need more room? Add 10 GB of extra storage to any memorial at any time. Prices in Canadian dollars.

Built to last

Some promises we take seriously.

A permanent address

The QR code points to an address reserved for that memorial for as long as it is active. Update anything, and the printed code still works.

Private by design

Nothing is public unless you choose it. Four privacy settings, changeable any time, and only you can edit.

Backed up, always

Every photo, video and recording is stored and backed up automatically, so it is there in twenty years as surely as it is today.

Made for a phone at a graveside

Fast, light and beautiful on any phone, even on a weak signal in a quiet country cemetery.

Questions

Things families ask us.

What exactly is a 4evermemories memorial?

A private web page devoted to one person, holding their photos, videos, life story, recordings of their voice, a timeline of their life and notes from the people who loved them. It is linked to a small QR code that can be placed on a headstone, plaque, urn or memorial stone. Scan the code with any phone and the memorial opens.

Do visitors need an app or an account to view a memorial?

No. Anyone with a phone can scan the code or open the link. If the memorial is private or password protected, they will need the password or an invitation from the memorial's owner.

Can I create a memorial for a pet?

Yes. A memorial is for anyone worth remembering, and that includes the animals who shared our lives.

Is this only for people in Canada?

4evermemories is built in Canada and open to families anywhere in the world. Prices are shown in Canadian dollars.

How long does it take to set up?

A simple memorial with a portrait, dates and a short story can be ready in a few minutes. Most families add to it over weeks and years, and that is exactly what it is for. Nothing has to be finished on day one.

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Begin their memorial today.

It takes a few quiet minutes to start, and a lifetime to fill.