What can you create on Remembr?
You create a page with your loved one's name, a photo and a personal text. Every page has two parts: one for condolence messages and one for memories, which can be text, photos or videos. Over time it grows into a collection of stories from people who knew them in different ways.
Who is a memorial website for?
For families who want somewhere everyone can return to. For friends who live far away. For anyone who wants to add something later, on an anniversary or a birthday. And for organisations remembering a colleague, which is what a memorial page for organisations is for.
How do you create one?
Create an account, add your loved one's details, a photo and a first text, and share the link with family and friends. Anyone can view the page. To leave a message, visitors create a free account. Our guide shows you how to start: what to write on a memorial page.
Frequently asked questions
Who can contribute?
The page is open to everyone. Leaving a message or memory requires a free account.
Can I add things later?
Yes. Anyone can add a message or memory at any time, so the page keeps growing.
How is it different from a book of condolence?
A book of condolence holds short messages of sympathy. A memorial website includes one, plus stories, photos and videos. See our online book of condolence.