FAQ
1
Questions from Forums
What happens to the memorial page if the company closes? 
Nothing.
Your files are stored in the cloud with Object Lock technology — they cannot be changed or deleted for 30 years.
If the company stops operating, the system will continue to run automatically.
We guarantee: 30 years of access — or we’ll refund double your payment.
Your files are stored in the cloud with Object Lock technology — they cannot be changed or deleted for 30 years.
If the company stops operating, the system will continue to run automatically.
We guarantee: 30 years of access — or we’ll refund double your payment.
Can hackers break into your site?
In case of a serious attack, the site may temporarily be unavailable. But your archive remains secure: Object Lock technology ensures 30 years of invulnerability. Data cannot be altered or deleted, even by us.
What if the QR code on the grave fades or gets damaged?
Our QR medallion is made from anodized aluminum, designed to last 100+ years. If anything happens, just let us know, and we'll replace it promptly.
What if QR codes become obsolete?
A QR code is simply a way to access your memorial page. If it becomes outdated, we will transfer your memories to new technology. We're not here to follow trends—we’re here so your story lives on for generations.
Is this about memory, or just profiting from grief?
People spend large sums on monuments, yet even the most expensive don’t preserve what truly matters: the story of a life.
Legacy of Life costs hundreds of times less, yet preserves the voice, the smile, the love — forever.
Legacy of Life costs hundreds of times less, yet preserves the voice, the smile, the love — forever.
Is it appropriate to put a QR code on a grave?
Honoring your ancestors is always right.
A QR code isn’t a trend – it’s a way to leave more than just a name and a date.
Who would even scan a QR code on a grave?
Those who want to remember.
A QR code is a bridge between past and future.
A father’s voice — for his grandson.
A child’s chance to feel: “This is where I come from. This is where my strength began.”
A QR code is a bridge between past and future.
A father’s voice — for his grandson.
A child’s chance to feel: “This is where I come from. This is where my strength began.”
What if someone vandalizes or removes the QR code?
Replacing a QR code takes just five minutes. The old code will be deactivated, and your memorial page remains completely secure.
What if someone accesses the QR code with malicious intent?
You can protect your page with a password known only to you and your loved ones. Hackers and vandals are powerless here. Your memories—your rules.
What if someone accesses the QR code with malicious intent?
Our AI operates 24/7, instantly blocking hate and insults. Anyone attempting disrespect will be immediately blocked. No one can demean your family or mock your memories.
Why create a memorial page at all?
Because forgetting is cruel.
First, the voice disappears. Then the smile fades.
Eventually, the entire story vanishes.
And it feels like losing that person a second time.
First, the voice disappears. Then the smile fades.
Eventually, the entire story vanishes.
And it feels like losing that person a second time.
Do I need permission from the cemetery to place a medallion?
It depends on each cemetery's rules—they vary. But even without the medallion, you'll have a memory box at home with full access to the page. You can preserve and share these memories with your children.
Can family members help create pages?
Yes. Just register and grant access via email. Permissions can be changed or revoked at any time.
Can I transfer the archive to someone else?
Yes, easily. The recipient needs to register. Simply enter their email, and the archive transfers to them.