How it works
Four steps, taken at your family's pace
EulogyWalker is a private workspace for one person's remembrance. You bring the people. The workspace does the organizing, so everyone who loved them can add the piece only they remember.
Start their remembrance
Create the workspace with their name and a little context: who you are, and what the service will be like. The purchase is $79 once. There is no subscription, because a remembrance is not a monthly habit.
Invite family and friends
Share a link and a family access code. Invited people verify their email and join on their own phone, on their own time. Nobody needs an account beforehand, and nobody sees anyone else's memories unless they wrote them.
Collect memories, one at a time
Guided Remembrance asks one meaningful question at a time: the phrase he repeated, the smell of her kitchen, the day everything went wrong and became a family story. Contributors can skip anything, stop when they need to, and come back while collection is open. Every answer is saved as it is written.
Shape the final eulogy together
When you are ready, generate drafts built from the memories your family shared. You direct and edit everything by hand, with unlimited manual editing, version history, and two premium finalizations. Export the eulogy and read it aloud.
What the workspace actually does
The details below are the difference between a text box and a workspace built for this week of your life.
Guided Remembrance · illustrative
What did they always say, in their own words?
Draft version history · illustrative
Version 4 · Edited by you
View changes · Restore version
Version 3 · Drafted from 11 included memories
View changes · Restore version
While collection is open
People can join, add memories, revise their own, and change how their words may be used. You can remove a memory from the eulogy's influence at any time, and restore it if you reconsider. You never have to approve each memory one by one; memories count toward the eulogy by default, and your controls shape the rest.
When you write
Drafts are built only from memories your family shared, honoring each contributor's permission. The AI organizes and drafts; it does not invent stories or speak for people who did not write them. Your own edits become part of what future drafts respect, so the eulogy gets more yours with every pass.
Start with the first memory.
Yours. It does not have to be perfect, or even complete. It only has to be the first.