Tell their story. Share and remember it. Preserve it for generations.

QR Eternity helps families find the words, share the memories and preserve the story of someone they love.
Holding a treasured family photograph

How QR Eternity works

From finding the right words today to preserving memories for generations, QR Eternity keeps the story together.

1

Before the service

Use et. to help find the words and create a meaningful eulogy that sounds like you.

2

At the service

Place the unique QR code on the Order of Service so family and friends can scan it and share in the memories.

3

When you’re ready

Keep adding photos, videos, stories and documents whenever the time feels right.

4

For future generations

Children, grandchildren and future generations can discover the person behind the name.

Two parts. One lasting story.

QR Eternity brings together help for today with a place to preserve the memories for tomorrow.

For today

et. Eulogy Assistant

When finding the right words is difficult, et. helps you create a meaningful eulogy in your own voice. You remain in control of the story from beginning to end.

For tomorrow

QR Eternity Memory Platform

Bring together photographs, videos, stories, voice recordings, eulogies and documents in one private place that can continue to grow over the years.

One helps tell their story. The other makes sure it isn't lost.
A STORY CAN KEEP GROWING

Some memories are
discovered years later.

Five or ten years after someone has passed away, a family member might open an old drawer and discover a wedding speech, a letter, a photograph, a recording or a newspaper clipping they never knew existed.

Something written in their own hand can reveal their humour, their values, the people they loved and the way they saw the world.

With QR Eternity, that memory doesn't have to disappear back into the drawer.

It can simply be added to their story.

Imagine finding this 10 years later.

A daughter discovers her father's wedding speech amongst his old files. She had never seen it before.

Reading it, she discovers something of his humour, his values and his love for her mother that she had never known.

“Reading it, I realised there was so much about him I never knew.”

The QR code doesn't change.
The story simply grows.

So children, grandchildren and future generations can discover more than a name or a photograph.

They can discover the person.

A MEMORY DISCOVERED YEARS LATER
An old handwritten wedding speech preserved as part of a family story

Click the document to read it.

An example of a family memory that can become part of a story preserved for generations.