Free · Permanent
Open a register book for someone.
At a funeral there's a book by the door. People sign it, and weeks later the family sits down and reads it, and finds out how far the person reached — who drove in, who wrote from three states away.
Not everyone can get to the door. This is the same book, open to anyone, anywhere, for as long as the internet lasts. It counts the places people sign from, because that's the part the family remembers.
Anyone can sign
No account, no app, and we never ask a signer for their email address. They write their message and they're done.
You approve it
Signatures wait for you before they appear. A public book about someone who just died needs a door, and you hold the key to it.
Near and far
The book counts how many people signed, from how many places and how many countries. That number is the thing families keep.
Something to keep
A book is a place to say it. These are the things people take home afterward — made one at a time, by us, in Jackson, Georgia. Nothing here is required to sign, and the book stays free forever either way.
The memorial decal
Their name and dates in cut vinyl, for the back window. The one people ask us for most.
from $8
A star in their name
A real cataloged star, dedicated to them and to no one else, with the coordinates to find it from your own porch.
from $35
QR grave marker
A brushed-metal plate for the graveside. Anyone who visits can scan it and read this book.
from $89
Their star, framed
The night sky around their star, printed and ready to hang.
from $69