They changed your life. Give that story a page of its own.

Gather the photos, the stories and the habits that make your pet who they are. Make a page to celebrate that love and share it with everyone who is part of it.

Building and previewing are free. Publish from $19 per year, less than $1.59 a month.

See an example page

What goes on a page

  • The photos

    Shown whole, never cropped to a square. The first one becomes the cover.

  • The story

    One concrete question, with a length limit. Never a blank box.

  • The profile

    Name, nickname, breed. Their age comes from the birth date.

  • Their little ways

    The toy with a hole in it. Their end of the couch. The same walk every evening.

  • A videoComplete

    A YouTube link, shown full width.

  • The QR codeComplete

    You download the image and print it wherever you like.

  • How the page looksComplete

    Rose, sage or lilac instead of the usual cream, each with its own lettering, and three ways to arrange the page around the photos.

Everything they are, at an address of their own.

Building and previewing cost nothing. You answer everything, look at the finished page, and only then choose a plan.

Both plans are yearly and renew on their own, so the page never goes offline without anyone noticing. You cancel yourself, from your own account, without writing to anyone. The page stays online until the end of the year already paid for.

Essential

$19 per year

Works out to less than $1.59 a month

Credit card

For a page online today, with the cover and the three photos that matter most.

  • 1 cover + 3 photos: the cover opens the page, the rest become the gallery
  • The story, the profile and their little ways
  • A link of its own that never changes, ready to send
  • Only the Classic theme
  • Only the Cinema layout
  • No QR code to print
  • No video

Complete1 cover + 50 photos and video

$39 per year

Works out to $3.25 a month

Credit card

For lots of photos, a video, a QR code you will print, and a say in how the page looks.

  • 1 cover + 50 photos: the cover opens the page, the rest become the gallery
  • The story, the profile and their little ways
  • A link of its own that never changes, ready to send
  • 4 page themes
  • 3 page layouts
  • The page’s QR code, to download and print
  • One YouTube video

How it works

  1. Answer ten short questions

    It starts with the name, and most answers take a single tap. Every answer is saved as you go, so closing the tab halfway loses nothing.

  2. Watch the page come together

    The preview changes with every letter you type and every photo you add. You see how it looks before you pay, not after.

  3. Publish and send the link

    The page gets a short address that isn’t based on anyone’s name. It never changes, because it ends up on whatever you print.

The page stays with you

If they are beside you right now, this is the best time to write: while the details are fresh, the story comes out truer. You still remember the day they arrived, who was there and what they got up to that first night.

And the page isn’t finished once it goes up. Come back whenever you like to fix a sentence, swap the photo that came out blurry, or write down the new habit they picked up this year.

If the goodbye has already come, or when it comes one day, it is a date and nothing more. The paper cools by one shade and the words shift to the right tense. No candles, no crosses, no black borders: it is still their page. And that date can be added years later, without redoing anything.

Questions people ask

How much does a page for my pet cost?
There are two plans, both yearly. The Essential costs $19 per year by card, less than $1.59 a month, and holds 1 cover plus 3 photos. The Complete costs $39 per year by card, $3.25 a month, and holds 1 cover plus 50 photos, a video, the page’s QR code and a choice of 4 page themes. Both renew on their own every year, so the page never goes offline without anyone noticing, and you cancel yourself from your account, without writing to anyone. The page stays online until the end of the year already paid for. Building the page and seeing it finished costs nothing: you only choose a plan when you publish.
Do I have to write a lot to make the page?
No. There are ten short questions, and none of them is a blank page. Most take a single tap, and the only one that asks for text asks something concrete (“how did they come into your life?”), with a length limit.
Is it for a pet who has died, or for one who is still here?
Both, and it is the same page. When you add the date of the goodbye, the paper cools by one shade and the page starts speaking in the right tense. There are no candles, crosses or black borders: it stays their page, not a sympathy card.
Can I change the page after it is published?
Yes, almost all of it. The text, the profile, their little ways, the video, the dedication and the look of the page stay editable once the page is online, through a link we send to the e-mail you paid with. For the photos, you can swap the image in each one, and the order and the number stay as they were published. What never changes is the page’s address, precisely because it ends up on tags, collars and frames.
Who can see my pet’s page?
Anyone with the link. The address is a code that isn’t based on your pet’s name or yours, so nobody finds it by guessing, and it isn’t listed anywhere on this site. You send it to whoever you like, by message or with the QR code.
What if I don’t know my pet’s birthday?
You don’t need to. You can give just the year, or say you don’t know, and the page is still complete. People who adopted or rescued almost never have that date, and they are exactly the people who look for a page like this.
What is the page’s QR code for?
It opens your pet’s page from any phone camera, with no app. You download the code as an image at the end of setup and print it wherever you like: on the back of a frame, on a card, on a sticker, on a collar tag. It is always the same address, and it never changes. It comes with the Complete plan.
Dog, cat or another animal?
Any of them. The page asks the species and sex at the start, and the wording follows from there. Rabbits, horses, cockatiels and tortoises fit just as well.

They already did their part

Years of an open door, of fur on the couch and of a welcome every time you came home. Your part takes about five minutes.

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