In remembrance
A gentle place for the voices and memories of loved ones.
Give family and friends the choice to leave a voice message, a small story or a photo in memory of someone. A private memorial guestbook offers a quiet way to keep these tributes together, in each person’s own time.
A personal tribute
Let a voice carry the memory.
In the days around a funeral or memorial, people may not know what to say. A voice recording can preserve a familiar expression, a story, a laugh or a few quiet words. Some relatives may want to speak straight away; others may prefer to wait, or not to record at all.
Memolith lets each person decide whether to take part. Share a private page by QR code or link, and explain who can listen to the messages, how they will be kept and how a contribution can be removed.
Care and choice
An invitation, never an obligation.
A trusted family member can explain the page and offer discreet help with the phone. Leave a quiet place for anyone recording in person, or send the link afterwards so people can contribute from home, without an audience or a deadline.
Memolith
Made with privacy and care in mind.
Give those who wish to contribute a calm and clear way to do so.
A private space
The collection is available to the event owner and invited co-organizers.
No pressure to speak
An invitation leaves the choice and timing with each person.
Voice and photographs
Bring stories, messages and photos together in one place.
A clear way to ask
Let contributors know who can access the collection and how to request removal.
How it works
Create a thoughtful space
- Choose a gentle welcome.Use a simple message that makes it clear participation is optional.
- Set a private sharing link.Place a QR code at the gathering or send the link to family and friends.
- Offer a quiet way to record.Anyone who wants to can share a story, a tribute or a photograph.
- Keep access within the family.Review the collection with care and download a copy for the people you choose.
Frequently asked questions
Memorial guestbook questions
Do people have to record a message?
No. Taking part is entirely optional. Keep the invitation gentle and give everyone the time and space that feels right.
Can relatives contribute after the service?
Yes. Share the link privately so relatives can leave a message later from home or wherever they feel comfortable.
Who can listen to the tributes?
The event owner and any co-organizers they invite can access the private collection. Tell contributors who has access before they send a message.
Can a contributor ask for a message to be removed?
Yes. The privacy policy explains how to contact Memolith and request removal of a contribution.