DEADBOOK
BY ETHOS
A life becomes a place you can visit — and a thing you can hold.
IT BEGINS WITH FIVE QUESTIONS
WHO
LOVED
A STORY
FELT LIKE
BRINGS BACK
In Jewish memory, a visitor leaves a small stone: I was here; you are not forgotten. A DeadBook memorial begins the same way — five questions, answered in your own words, each one a stone placed.
Answer five questions
By voice or by writing — who they were, what they loved, how it felt to be near them. Take your time; there is no wrong answer.
A memorial forms from your words
Organized by AI, invented by no one. Every line stays traced to the person who said it — and your family can add and correct.
Hold something real
A MemoryStone — its material, tone, and engraving suggested from your own words, explained openly, and approved by you.
NEVER THE PERSON
DeadBook speaks about the person, never as them. No séance, no simulation — only what was truly said, kept.
ONLY WITH THE RIGHT
A memorial is made by the people with the right to make it, and governed by the family that owns it.
DERIVED, NEVER INVENTED
Every suggestion is drawn from your own words and explained. You see the reason, you make the choice.
A MEMORIAL, NOT A SOCIAL NETWORK
No feeds, no streaks, no notifications from the dead. Restraint is the register.
PRIVATE FIRST
Your family's memories become a constellation — private until your family chooses otherwise.
Organized by AI from your family's own words — nothing invented.
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