Family planning
Planning together as a family
Everyone remembers Mom a little differently. Getting the obituary right when three siblings, two in-laws, and an aunt all have opinions is its own quiet challenge. We give one person the pen and everyone else a way to help — without twenty threads of edits.
One shared draft
A single project everyone works from, so nothing gets lost in group texts.
Family intake link
Send a link to relatives. They add memories and details on their own time.
Review before publishing
Share a private review link so the family can approve or ask for changes.
"My sister and I stopped arguing about the wording because we could both see what everyone else wrote first."
— The Alvarez family
Common questions
- Who should be in charge?
- Usually one person holds the account and the rest contribute via a private family link. Simpler than editing by committee.
- Can extended family read the draft?
- Yes — share a review link. They can read and leave notes without changing anything.
- What about disagreements?
- Save versions. If two wordings feel right, keep both drafts and decide together.