A small NFC tag placed on a memorial card, urn, or keepsake. A family member taps it at the service. A grandchild taps it twenty years later. The same quiet place to find the photos, the stories, and the memories that matter most.
Beautifully printed service programs end up in a drawer or recycling bin within days. The words, the order of service, the photos chosen with care — gone.
Photos live on different phones, in different albums, across different family members. There is no single, shared place where a life is gathered together.
After the service ends, the shared experience of remembering fades. There is no place for families to return to, contribute to, or find comfort in over the years.
One small tag. One quiet page. A lifetime of photographs, stories, and voices — held together in a place the whole family can return to whenever they need to.
One tag, one page — exactly what people see when they scan, plus the tag's QR code and activity.
Every tag links to a beautiful, private memorial page. The obituary, photographs, a digital guestbook for shared memories, and anything else the family chooses to include. Accessible from any device, any time, with a single tap.
Replace paper programs with a tag-accessible digital version. Update in real-time for schedule changes, include video of the eulogy, link to music played during the service, and give distant family members a way to follow along from wherever they are.
Families take home an NFC-enabled memorial token — placed on an urn, set into a headstone, or kept in a memory box. It links to the tribute page permanently. A grandchild can tap it decades from now and find the same gentle collection of memories waiting for them.
Working with the family, you gather photographs, the obituary, the eulogy, and any other memories they wish to include. The page is ready before the first guest arrives.
Every guest receives a card or program with a tag. They tap it to see the memorial page, leave a message in the guestbook, or share a photograph of their own.
Distant relatives, old friends, and colleagues who could not attend receive the link. New memories and photographs continue to be added to the page.
The tag on the urn, the memorial card in the family Bible, the token in the keepsake box — still there, still working, still holding every memory the family chose to keep.
Memorial page updates — families add memories over time
Apps needed — anyone can tap a keepsake to visit
Of visits tracked — see how families stay connected
Free tags to get started with memorial services
A small, meaningful addition to the services you already provide. Start with five free tags and see the difference it makes for the families you serve.
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