A weatherproof QR medallion opens their biography, photographs, videos and voice — right where family comes to remember.
Trusted by 140 families across the US
A weatherproof QR medallion opens their biography, photographs, videos and voice — right where family comes to remember.
Ask yourself
Scattered across old phones, forgotten drives and messages nobody opens anymore. Memoriv gathers them into one page that stays with the stone.
The memorial page
Build and update every detail from one private account. Family and friends see only the finished story.
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Owner controlled
Private editing access
Neil Alden Armstrong
5 August 1930 — 25 August 2012
Astronaut · Engineer · Explorer
Biography
Editing nowThe first person to walk on the Moon, remembered for his courage, precision and quiet humility.
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Life moments
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Memories
Photos, video and scanned family archives in one place.
Preserve a voice, a song or a spoken memory.
Years and milestones in one clear journey.
Save the address, map point and monument photo.
Keep letters, awards and meaningful documents.
Apollo 11 mission archive
PDF · 4.2 MB
Preserved with owner-controlled access
Real stories
From the cemetery — photo notes
“It sits on the granite like it was always meant to be there.”
“Rain, sun, mowing season — it still looks exactly like day one.”
“My kids scanned it at the cemetery and heard grandpa's voice again.”
Filmed by families — plays as you scroll
Private by design.
Photos and videos are sent by families after they place their Memoriv medallion — and only they decide who can see them.
Family-controlled privacy
Photos, video and voice hosted forever
Built for every season outdoors
How it works
Any phone camera. No app.
Create an account and link the code.
Add their story at your own pace.
Attach it safely to the memorial.
The objects
Weatherproof, stone-safe and designed to sit quietly on the memorial.
Personal service
The medallion arrives in a matte black keepsake box with foil-pressed lettering and a hidden QR window — made to be opened slowly, like a story being told.
Questions
Ready when you are
One medallion, one payment, a memorial page that stays online for life.
Leave your email and we'll send a free guide, “How to write your loved one's biography in one evening,” plus $10 off your first order.
One email, the guide as a PDF, and a $10 code valid for 30 days.
