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Funeral homes

A memorial the family keeps. Not one you host forever.

Build a private remembrance page during arrangement, then hand it to the family with full ownership. They can take it elsewhere whenever they like, and we will never sell to them.

Built with grief in mind. Families own the page from the very first day.

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The remembrance surface in Confinity, headed 'A page for each person you're remembering', with a note that there are no reaction counts and no streaks, above a memorial entry.The remembrance surface in Confinity, headed 'A page for each person you're remembering', with a note that there are no reaction counts and no streaks, above a memorial entry.
The remembrance surface, as it opens.Confinity's demo archive · the household in it is fictional

What you provide

What Confinity provides during arrangement.

A private remembrance page

Created during arrangement, owned by the family from day one. Photos, voice and writing, all in one place.

No marketing to the bereaved

We never send ads, chase-up emails, or sales pitches to families who trusted you with their hardest days.

Family export at any time

The family can export everything (photos, text, audio) in open formats. Their archive is theirs.

HIPAA-aware deployment path

Institution-tier comes with a data-processing agreement and a HIPAA-aware deployment path for US operators.

The moment that defines us

One tap, and the page is theirs.

You create the page during arrangement: a name, the dates, a photograph, a first story. The family receives an ownership link. The moment they accept it, the memorial belongs to them, and you keep a read-only view and a permanent credit at the foot of the page. That handover is the product's ethical signature. Once it has happened, nobody can reverse it. Not you, and not us.
What the handover changesTwo steps happen while the funeral home can still change the page: you create it during arrangement (a name, the dates, a photograph, a first story) and the family receives an ownership link to accept. Acceptance is a one-way line. Neither the home nor Confinity can undo it. Below it the memorial belongs to the family: the home keeps a read-only view and a permanent credit at the foot of the page, and nothing else.Before acceptanceYou create the pageA name, the dates, a photograph, a first storyThe family receives a linkAn ownership link, for them to acceptOne way · it cannot be undoneThe memorial is theirsYours to see. Not yours to change.Read-only view · permanent credit

The agreement, in English

The words a family will one day depend on.

The family owns the page

From the moment they accept the ownership link. After acceptance you cannot edit, delete or transfer a memorial, and neither can we without the family.

Your credit is permanent

'Memorial supported by [your name]' stays at the foot of the page for good, seen by every visitor for as long as the page exists.

No selling to the bereaved

Approaching a family about Confinity features after the service is contractually prohibited. Breaking it ends the partnership. The same rule binds us.

Leaving is easy

Families can export everything in open formats at any time. If you end the partnership, the pages families own are untouched.

Homework you can inspect

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The Trust Centre publishes what is encrypted and what is not, where data lives, who processes it, and the promises we cannot make yet. All of it prints as a dossier. Our AI and legal posture is read by two Oxford societies whose findings are published whether or not they flatter us.
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20 institutions, 6 months free.

Full Institution-tier access. Weekly office-hours with the founders. Co-written case study at 90 days.
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