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Their whole life on one page, ready for the wake.

Write it today: their story, the photos, the years, their voice, and the words of the people who knew them. Publish it, and print the QR cards that come with it, so anyone who comes can open their page with a phone camera. If they died years ago, it is not too late — the page is the same.

  • Paid once
  • Four designs to print at home
  • No app to install
  • Kept by your family

Open an example page

To scale: frame insert (A4), memorial card (105 × 148 mm), bookmark (50 × 180 mm), QR card (85 × 55 mm).
The cards you print at home, and the page their QR code opens. The name is an example; the QR code opens this site.

Their story lives online. A card in your hand opens it.

Three simple parts, made to work together for years.

  • Their page

    Their story, photos, milestones and voice, written by you and your family.

  • Cards you print

    Four designs come with the page: a QR card, a memorial card for the wake, a bookmark and a frame insert.

  • Any phone

    Point the camera at the QR code and their page opens. No app, no account.

The story only your family can tell

You decide what goes on it, and who sees each part.

Their story
In your own words, as long or as short as it needs to be.
Photos
Old prints and phone pictures, together in one place.
Milestones
The years that mattered: where they were born, who they married, the work they did, the people they raised.
Their voice
A recording of them singing, praying or telling a story, kept just as it was.
Memory wall
People who knew them leave a message. You read each one before it appears.
Tributes
Anyone can leave a tribute for them, from anywhere.
  • Invite brothers, sisters and cousins to help, with a link you send over Messenger.
  • Add videos from YouTube, Facebook or Vimeo.

From their name to a page you can share today

  1. Create an account

    Sign up with your email address. It takes a minute.

  2. Write their page

    Add their name, dates, story, photos and milestones. Invite brothers, sisters and cousins to help. Start with what you have; you can add to it for years.

  3. Publish it

    When it is ready, pay once and choose the page’s address. The page goes live, and it never expires.

  4. Print it and share it

    Download the four designs and print them at home or at any print shop. Send the link in the family group chat, and leave the QR cards where people gather.

Nothing is public until you publish. Publish when it is ready — tonight, or months from now.

Beside them, or an ocean away

The same page, wherever your family is.

Close to home

  • A QR card at the wake: whoever comes scans it and reads their whole story, not only the dates.
  • The frame insert on the home altar, where you see their face every day.
  • Brothers, sisters and cousins add photos and stories together.

Far from home

  • The link, sent in the family group chat, opens their page anywhere in the world.
  • On Undas, a cousin in Dubai leaves a tribute and writes on the memory wall.
  • Send the designs by email, so the ones abroad print the same cards where they are.

Their page, and four designs to print at home

Paid once. The page never expires, and the designs are ready the moment you publish.

  • Their page, with four printables

    Their page, wherever you are in the world, with four designs to print: a QR card, a memorial card for the wake, a bookmark and a frame insert.

    Point a phone camera at any of them and their page opens.

    Create their page

    To scale: frame insert (A4), memorial card (105 × 148 mm), bookmark (50 × 180 mm), QR card (85 × 55 mm).
  • Engraved metal plate

    For the place where they rest. Small enough to fit where a longer inscription cannot.

    A scan opens what you share with everyone.

    Coming soon

  • Acrylic frame

    For the home altar or a shelf, where you see it every day.

    At home, it can open the family sections too.

    Coming soon

  • Pendant

    Worn close, by a son, a daughter or a grandchild.

    It can open the family sections, because it stays with you.

    Coming soon

Each design downloads as a PDF at its real size and prints on ordinary paper, at home or at any print shop.

The plate, the frame and the pendant are still being made ready. If you would like one for a wake, write to contact@virtualcupsolutions.com and we will tell you what is possible.

You pay once, when you publish the page.

Paid once. Kept for good.

A page like this is meant to outlast phones, accounts and companies. So these are the promises we make about it, in writing.

Amy Araneta, who started Whole Life Story in Digos City, Davao del Sur, Philippines

  • The page never expires, and it is never taken down for non-payment.
  • A QR code is never pointed at a different person. If you remove your page, its QR code and address show a quiet notice, and are never given to anyone else.
  • You can download everything on your page, family sections included, whenever you want.
  • We are building a plain archive copy of every page that can be hosted without us. It will hold only what you share with everyone.
  • Videos linked from YouTube, Facebook or Vimeo play from the original post, and last as long as that post does.

Read the terms of use

Questions you may have

Can we have it ready for the wake?

Yes. Create the account, write what you know, and publish. The four designs are ready to download the moment the page is live, so you can print the QR cards at home or at any print shop nearby.

You can keep adding photos and stories to the page afterwards, for as long as you like.

They died years ago. Is it still worth it?

Yes, and it is often easier: you already know the whole story, not just the last week of it. The page is the same, and so is the price.

Why not just post it on Facebook?

A post is shared once and then scrolls away. Their page keeps the story in one place that lasts: the photos, the years and their voice, with parts only your family can open, a full download whenever you want it, and no ads.

It never expires, and its QR code opens it for anyone who visits.

Do visitors need an app or an account?

No. Any phone camera opens the QR code, and the page opens in the browser. Only you and your family sign in, to make changes.

Can we start before we are ready to publish?

Yes. Create an account and write the page at your own pace. Only your family can see it until you publish it.

Can we change the page later?

Yes, whenever you like: add photos, correct a date, rewrite the story. The page’s address and its QR code stay the same.

Who can see the parts we keep for family?

Only people you give the family code to, and family members who sign in. You can lock the whole page the same way.

Can relatives abroad take part?

Yes. They can visit the page, leave a tribute and write on the memory wall from anywhere. You can also invite them by link to add photos or help write.

What happens to the page if your company closes?

We are building a plain archive of what every page shares with everyone, so it can be hosted without us. You can also download everything on your page at any time.

The web address is renewed for the longest term available.

What can we print?

Four designs, each carrying the page’s QR code: a QR card the size of a wallet card, a memorial card for the wake, a bookmark, and a full page for a frame in A4 or US Letter. They download as PDFs at their real size and print on ordinary paper.

How much does it cost?

You pay once, when you publish the page — the price is shown before you pay — and that is the page and the four designs to print. There is no subscription, and the page is never taken down for non-payment.

Can we get an engraved plate, a frame or a pendant?

Not yet. The page and its printables are what you can buy today. If you would like an engraved piece for a wake, write to us and we will tell you what is possible.

Start with their name.

Create an account and begin with what you know. Publish the page when it is ready, paid once.