Memorion Digital includes one digital memorial with 10 years of access, 2 GB photo storage, Story, Life Journey, Gallery, Memories, Shared Photos, thoughts, replies, conversations, Owner Workspace, Family contributions, owner review, public/private control, email notifications, and a personal QR code.

No. The current Memorion Digital launch offer is a one-time payment with 10 years included.

The current launch offer includes 10 years of memorial access.

The owner can manage available access extension options from Workspace Settings when those options are available for the memorial.

Memorion Digital includes 2 GB of photo storage.

No. Video uploads and Shared Videos are not part of the current Memorion V1 launch.

Memorion is a digital memorial platform for preserving a person’s story, photographs, life chapters, and memories shared by family and friends.

It is designed to feel gentle and lasting: a public memorial for visitors, and a private Workspace for the people caring for it.

A memorial can include a personal Story, Life Journey chapters, a curated Gallery, Shared Memories, Shared Photos, resonance, and conversations around meaningful memories.

The owner manages these areas from the private Workspace.

Yes. Memorion Digital can be used with a public link and its included personal QR code. You do not need a physical plaque.

Physical plaques are not part of the current digital launch and are planned as a future extension.

The person who creates or activates the memorial becomes the memorial owner.

The owner controls owner-level settings, Family invitations, plan and storage options, public access choices, and the main management actions available in the Workspace.

The Workspace is the private management area for the memorial.

It is where the owner and permitted Family members can care for Life Journey, Memories, Shared Photos, review new contributions, and see Memorial Care updates.

Visitors see the public memorial experience: the Story, Life Journey, Gallery, Shared Memories, Shared Photos, and approved conversations or contributions.

Private Workspace controls, pending review items, settings, billing, and owner-only tools are not shown publicly.

Where available for the memorial plan, the owner can manage storage and access options from Workspace Settings.

Available options depend on the current memorial plan and the products offered at that time.

Life Journey is a chronological timeline of meaningful chapters in a person’s life.

Each chapter can include a year, title, place, story, photograph, and its own chapter conversation.

Shared Memories are general memories about the person, written by people who knew them.

They are not tied to one specific Life Journey chapter or one specific Shared Photo.

Shared Photos are photographs contributed by family, friends, or visitors, together with the personal memory connected to that moment.

They are different from the curated Gallery because they carry the contributor’s own remembrance.

Gallery is the memorial’s curated photograph collection, usually managed by the owner.

Shared Photos are contributed memories: the photo, the contributor credit, and the story that person shares about the moment.

Yes. Public memorial photos can open in a larger viewing experience so the photograph remains the focus.

Gallery photos and Shared Photos have their own viewing experiences, depending on the type of photo and whether memory information is attached.

The main memorial photo can also open into the memorial photo viewing sequence, making it easy to continue browsing photographs.

Yes. Visitors can share memories, contribute Shared Photos, and write thoughts where those features are available on the memorial.

New public contributions can be reviewed before they appear on the memorial.

No. Visitors can view a public memorial without an account. Where contributions are open, they can submit memories, thoughts, or Shared Photos through the public memorial flow.

Yes. The memorial owner can return to the private Workspace to edit details, manage Life Journey, review contributions, adjust visibility, and care for the memorial over time.

The memorial owner can review new contributions in the Workspace.

Trusted Family members may also help review contributions when they have been invited to the memorial Workspace.

No. Visitor submissions are reviewed before publication, so the memorial can remain thoughtful, safe, and respectful.

Approved items become visible in the appropriate public area, such as Shared Memories, a Life Journey chapter conversation, or Shared Photos.

Yes. Memories, Life Journey chapters, and Shared Photos can support thoughts and replies.

Conversations are organized around the specific memory, chapter, or photo they belong to.

Family access lets the memorial owner invite trusted people to help preserve the memorial.

Family members receive their own Workspace access, so they can contribute care without becoming the memorial owner.

Family members can help review contributions and care for active memorial content such as Life Journey, Memories, and Shared Photos.

The exact actions shown in the Workspace depend on their role and the permissions already built into the memorial.

After accepting the invitation with the invited email address, the Family member receives access to that memorial’s private Workspace.

A short welcome experience introduces the Workspace and explains how they can help care for the memorial.

The invitation does not transfer memorial ownership, billing control or commercial settings.

Yes.

A memorial can be cared for by multiple trusted Family members. Each person accepts their own invitation and receives access to that specific memorial.

Family members can help manage conversations and review contributions, but they are not given owner-level destructive control.

Owner-only actions remain managed by the memorial owner or an administrator.

No.

Plan, storage, access extensions, billing and Family access management remain under the memorial owner’s control.

Family members can help care for memorial content without receiving commercial or ownership control.

Their private Workspace access is removed.

Content they previously contributed remains part of the memorial unless it is later managed through the appropriate owner or review tools.

The former Family member is informed that their private Workspace access has ended.

If the memorial is public, they may still view the public memorial like any other visitor.

Memorial Care is a quiet history of meaningful care activity inside the Workspace.

It helps the owner and Family members see how the memorial is being preserved over time.

Memorial Care is part of the private Workspace experience.

It is not shown as a public memorial section for visitors.

No. Memorial Care is designed as a calm summary of meaningful care, not a technical audit log.

It focuses on important updates that help show how the memorial is being looked after, with visibility depending on the person’s Workspace role.

Yes.

Memorial Care can show meaningful care actions together with the person who performed them, helping the owner and Family understand how the memorial has been maintained over time.

A Memorion QR code opens the memorial directly. It can be shared online or printed for use wherever it feels appropriate.

The QR code is included with Memorion Digital; the memorial is the product, and QR access is one way to share it.

No. Memorion Digital works without a physical plaque.

Physical Memorion plaques are planned as a future extension to an existing Memorion Digital memorial.

No. The current soft launch is focused on Memorion Digital. Physical plaques are coming later.

Public memorial content is separate from private Workspace management.

Account details, pending review items, Family management, settings, billing, and owner-only controls are kept inside the private Workspace and handled according to Memorion’s Privacy Policy.

You can contact Memorion if you need help with creating a memorial, Family access, QR activation, public contributions, privacy, account questions, orders, payments, or support.