We're so sorry for your loss.
You already know what to say. We help you find the order.
A few gentle questions about your person, and you'll have three finished drafts. Most people are done in ten minutes.
Free to write · $19 only when you download · no card to begin
Trusted by 22,729 families since 2023
The Tribute Prompt Pack
Rather write it in your own hand? These are the questions our editors ask — the ones that pull a real memory out of a blank page.
32 pages · PDF + Google Doc · yours forever
Three steps, ten minutes.
No blank page. No account until you're ready to download.
Step one
Tell us who they were.
Their name. Who they were to you. One story you'd like at the center.
Step two
Pick your voice and length.
Warm, celebratory, plainspoken, reverent. Two, four, or seven minutes.
Step three
Read your three drafts.
Ask for a change if you want. Download the one that feels right.
A page from a recent draft
"She kept the good coffee for people who needed it. Which is to say, everyone. If you sat down at Mom's kitchen table it was already in front of you, in the yellow mug — the one she never actually gave anyone but always somehow had ready…"
One-time price. Nothing recurring.
Free to write. You only pay when you're ready to take it with you.
One tribute
$19
Your finished eulogy or obituary. Reading copy, PDF, all three drafts, two free revisions.
Start a tributeTribute + Prompt Pack
$29
Everything above, plus the 68-question Prompt Pack to keep for the next time — or share with someone who's writing their own.
Start with the bundlePrompt Pack only
$9
The questions our editors ask, in a PDF + Google Doc you can copy. For the writer who wants their own hand on the page.
Buy the PackMoney is tight right now? Tell us when you check out and we'll set your own price — starting at $5.
What families tell us afterwards.
"I sat down thinking I had nothing. Twelve minutes later I was reading something that sounded like my father."
Karen · Cincinnati, OH
"The three drafts were the thing. Reading them side by side is how I figured out which one was actually her."
Andre · Brooklyn, NY
"I've written obituaries for a living. This is the first tool I've used that didn't feel like a machine."
Sarah · Funeral director, TX
Questions we get a lot.
Is it really free until I download?
Yes. Write as much as you want, generate all three drafts, ask for changes. You only pay when you tap Download.
What does the AI see?
Only the answers you give it. No accounts, no address book, no scanning your email. Your draft is yours.
Can I edit the finished draft?
Yes. Change any line in the browser, or download the Word version and edit in your usual tool. Two free rewrites are included if you want us to try again.
What if it isn't right?
Ask for a full refund. No forms, no follow-up. Reply to your receipt and we'll take care of it.
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