Leave a memory
A written note, a story, a moment they shared, with a gentle prompt to begin. It appears straight away, or after the family reads it if they choose.
The Remembrance Page
A living celebration
Not a static tribute. A living celebration, built by the person while they were alive, activated when their vault unlocks, open to everyone who loved them.
What It Is
Their words, their story
When the vault unlocks, a public Remembrance Page goes live. Beautiful. Warm. Built from what the person left inside HELAÜLOOM, their own words, their own photographs, their own story.
Not written by a grieving family in the worst week of their lives. Written by the person themselves, at their best, when they had time and love and clarity.
On The Page
What people can do
Leave flowers
Fifty eight drawn by hand, from rosemary for remembrance and poppies to cherry blossom and protea, each with what it means. Or send real flowers with Lau de Flores.
Light a candle
Twenty six candles and lights, from a yahrzeit candle and a menorah to a diya, a kinara and a Ramadan lantern, burning for a day or a month.
Leave a keepsake
More than one hundred and fifty, for every kind of life, and the family can add the things that were theirs, named their way: Grandad's flat cap, Mum's teapot.
Give in their name
The family names a charity. Visitors give on the charity's own page, then let the family know. HELAÜLOOM never holds the money.
Leave a voice note
Record a message directly on the page. The family hears it whenever they are ready.
Share a photograph
Upload a memory. The family approves before it appears.
A Page People Return To
How the page feels
For the neighbour everyone loved and for the name the whole country knows: the page shows how many lives they touched, in their own voice and their own words.
What Makes It Remarkable
Every page, alive
Remembered by
Visitors say how they knew them. The page gathers it into one quiet line: remembered by 214 people, across six decades and eleven places.
Memories worth reading
No blank box. Gentle prompts like “a meal they made” or “a small kindness you never forgot” bring out the stories families keep.
The days that matter
On their birthday and the anniversary of their passing, the page marks the day and invites everyone back to light a candle together.
Their voice
A voicemail, a toast, a story they told. One touch and the people who loved them hear them again.
A life in decades
Where they were born, the moments the family chooses to share, and who knew them in each decade, told as one quiet timeline.
The memorial service
The time in every visitor's own time zone, the place, and the livestream: live while it happens, the recording after.
Remember together
Set a time, a birthday at seven, and everyone lights a candle together wherever they are, with a live count as it happens.
The keepsake book
Their whole page, set like a book: story, life, family, photographs and every memory, to print at home or bound and sent.
Their life at a glance
Where they studied, the work they did, honours, service, faith, and how they shaped the world, set out as plainly as they lived it.
Their life in pictures
Photographs from every chapter, each with a few words, and short clips of a minute: their laugh, a dance, a toast.
Their family
A family tree the family keeps: each generation adds the next, and every page links up and down to the people they loved.
Find someone
Old friends find the page by name, a name they were known by, or a place they lived. Only if the family chooses to list it.
Looked after together
Invite family to help. When a keeper dies, the page passes to the closest of the family, so it is never left alone.
Where they rest
The churchyard, the garden of remembrance, or where their ashes were scattered, with a map and a note for visitors.
The eulogy
The words read at the service, kept on the page with the name of the person who read them.
Yours to keep, always
Keep a copy of the whole page that opens anywhere with no internet, or keep it online for good with one payment.
For Someone Already Gone
Make a page for them
Your mother, a grandfather, a friend: make their page in a few minutes, free, and invite family to share what they remember and help look after it. List it in Find someone so old friends can find it, or keep it to the people you send it to.
Public Figures And Estates
When the world wants to say goodbye
Some lives are remembered by thousands. The page holds them all, and the family stays in charge.
A verified page
A seal under their name, in the wording the family or estate approves.
Read before it appears
Every memory waits for the family, and anything visitors report steps aside until they look.
A wall for thousands
Search every tribute and see them by circle: family, friends, colleagues, admirers.
Everywhere they were loved
A “Leave a memory” button newspapers, clubs and fan pages can carry, and every condolence kept for the family.
The Family
What the family controls
Everything. Photos and voice notes wait for their approval, and they can choose to read every written memory first too. They can close the page at any time, make it private or invite only, and anything visitors report steps aside until they look. They set the tone.
Where it begins
Remember
Free. Forever*.
* For as long as HELAÜLOOM is here. That is the forever we can promise, and we intend to honour it.
Free during early access. Build your vault, invite one nominee, and shape your remembrance page before billing opens.
- Your remembrance page and living biography, in your own words
- Dates, one line in your own words, and a linked video
- Memories, candles and flowers from visitors (up to 50 memories)
- “Remembered by”, memory prompts and anniversary days
- A share picture, a QR code and a link for the family
- HELAÜLOOM branding on the page
Why It Matters
The moment they feel it
Every person who visits a Remembrance Page sees HELAÜLOOM for the first time at the most emotionally receptive moment of their life. The page is beautiful. The experience is warm. At the bottom, quietly, not aggressively, a single line.
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That visitor converts at a rate no ad campaign can match. Because they just felt exactly why this product needs to exist.
The Upgrade Moment
When it matters most
Free users who pass away get a Remembrance Page. But their family, logging in to manage it, sees everything that wasn't built. The missing documents. The unanswered wishes. The accounts no one can find.
That's the upgrade prompt. Not a pop up. Not a banner. Just the quiet reality of an incomplete vault, visible in the moment it matters most.
Help the next person you love avoid this. Build your HELAÜLOOM.
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