Question 1

What is involved in building a page?

Accepted Answer

Head to the Create Memorial page, enter the person's name and a couple of dates, and hit publish. Most people finish a first version in around ten minutes, and it appears online straight away. The life story, photos, and service details can all be filled in later, whenever you have them ready.

Question 2

Can I add video and audio, or only pictures?

Accepted Answer

Both. Pictures sit next to video clips and audio recordings on the very same page, so home movies and recorded voices belong there just as much as still photographs do.

Question 3

Can I use Lovekept in Claude?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lovekept works inside Claude on the web and in the desktop and mobile apps. Ask in plain words and Claude can put an obituary online as a memorial page, estimate funeral costs, or find funeral homes nearby.

Question 4

What will I pay, and at what point?

Accepted Answer

Nothing, unless you decide you want more room. Starting a page is free, keeping it online is free, and every feature is switched on from the first day, from the guestbook to the built-in obituary writer. A free memorial holds 25 photos and video clips. If you want past that, one payment of $79 lifts the photo limit for good, unlocks private password-protected sharing, and plants a real tree in their name. There is no subscription, nothing renews, and a friend or relative is welcome to cover the Memorial Upgrade as a gift.

Question 5

How many photos can I add?

Accepted Answer

A free memorial holds 25 photos and video clips, which is enough for most families. The one-time $79 upgrade clears that ceiling, so from then on you can post as much as you want for the whole life of the page.

Question 6

Does the page expire if I never pay?

Accepted Answer

No. There is no trial and no expiry date. The page stays online and stays visible whether or not you ever pay us anything, and nothing pauses it for going quiet. The only person who can take it down is you.

Question 7

Can I keep changing the page after it goes live?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The life story, the photos, the clips, and every small detail stay editable for as long as the page exists, so nothing stops you from reworking it as more turns up.

Question 8

Can other people add their own photos and notes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, once you pass the link around. Anything a guest adds to the timeline waits for your go-ahead before it shows, while notes left in the guestbook appear the moment they are written. You stay in charge of what remains on the page.

Question 9

How do I let relatives help run the page?

Accepted Answer

From the page's own settings, email an invitation to whoever you want beside you. A page can carry as many as five helpers, and each person is either an Admin, who can change anything, or an Editor, who adds and refreshes content. You keep the owner role at the top. Anyone invited joins through their own account.

Question 10

Can the guestbook be turned off?

Accepted Answer

By default it stays open, so any visitor can sign it without setting up an account. If you would sooner keep it closed, the owner can switch the guestbook off from the settings at any moment.

Question 11

What is the simplest way to pass the page around?

Accepted Answer

Every page has an address of its own. Grab it from the page and drop it into a text or an email, or tap the share buttons to send it out across social media. Printed pieces such as memorial cards, obituaries, and service programs carry a QR code that opens the same page when it is scanned.

Question 12

Is the page open for anyone to see?

Accepted Answer

Memorials are public by default, which is what lets old friends and far-flung relatives come across them and visit. Private, password-protected sharing comes with the Memorial Upgrade. Passing the link along is the usual way people arrive. No memorial page carries advertising, then or ever.

Question 13

What happens to the personal information I enter?

Accepted Answer

It is stored encrypted, and it is never sold or handed to outside companies for advertising. On top of that, not one memorial page runs ads of any sort.

Question 14

Can one login hold several memorials?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Build as many as your family needs, and each arrives with its own page and its own link to share. All of them stay online free. The 25-photo limit and the optional $79 upgrade are counted per memorial, not spread across your whole account.

Question 15

Does the page survive if I stop signing in?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A memorial page is meant to stay up for the long run, logged in or not, and how often you sign in has nothing to do with it. Should you ever need to pass one to someone else or ask for something out of the ordinary, our support team can sort it out with you.

Question 16

How do I hand a page to a relative?

Accepted Answer

Get in touch with support and we can reassign it, shifting ownership and the management rights over to a relative once we have confirmed who they are.

Question 17

Can I have sympathy flowers delivered?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Flowers can go to a funeral home, a house of worship, the service itself, or the family's own address, and same-day arrival is on offer across most of the country. You confirm exactly where they should land before anything is charged. Flowers are an optional paid extra.

Question 18

How does planting a memorial tree work?

Accepted Answer

Pick an option on the tree planting page and check out, and a planting partner puts a genuine tree in the ground through a reforestation effort. A certificate comes back to you, and the tree ties back to the memorial page. It is an optional paid extra, with the latest prices listed right there.

Help with your memorial website

The questions we hear most.

Starting a memorial page

Cost and the upgrade

Updating and contributions

Helpers and sharing

Visibility and data

Accounts and ownership

Flowers and tree planting

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