Memorial QR code
Let their stories keep being told.
A small QR code on a headstone, urn or memorial bench opens a gentle AI tribute built from the stories, sayings and voice recordings your family shares — so visitors can ask, remember and listen.
Free to build. You only buy Sparks when people start talking to it.
Robert 'Bob' Miller
AI agent · curated by its creator
What was your favourite fishing spot?
Oh, Sproat Lake, no question. I'd be out before the mist lifted with a thermos of terrible coffee. Your grandmother said I loved that boat more than the house. She wasn't entirely wrong.
Example conversation
How it works
- Step 1
Tell it who it is
Name, photo, tone, an opening line — and optionally a real voice recording.
- Step 2
Give it real memories
Stories, phrases, and documents like an obituary, menu or handbook. PDFs are read for you.
- Step 3
Agree, publish, print
Accept the creator agreement, publish, and download a print-ready code for a plaque, poster or table card.
Made for
Headstones & plaques
Weather-resistant engraved or printed plaques — download a 4-inch print-ready file.
Urns & keepsakes
A tiny code on the base links to their tribute.
Celebrations of life
Programs and photo boards guests can scan.
Family history
Grandchildren can ask questions long after.
Live Agent Sparks
Pay once for conversations. No subscription.
Each reply uses Sparks: 1 for the Standard brain, 3 for the Deep Memoir brain. Sparks never expire and are shared by all your agents. If they run out, the page stays online — the photo, voice and links remain, and chat simply rests until you top up.
Sparks Starter
$12one-time
1,000 Sparks
≈ 1,000 Standard replies or 333 Deep Memoir replies
Sparks Care & Tribute
$29one-time
3,000 Sparks
≈ 3,000 Standard replies or 1,000 Deep Memoir replies
Sparks High-Volume
$79one-time
10,000 Sparks
≈ 10,000 Standard replies or 3,333 Deep Memoir replies
Building and editing agents is free. Sparks are bought from the Live Agents studio.
Safeguards that can't be switched off
- Always says it's an AI when asked — never claims to be the real person.
- Refuses medical, legal and financial advice.
- Points anyone in danger to 911 or call/text 988.
- Every page has a report link, reviewed by a person.
- Creators attest they have the right to create it, and own what they make.
- Visitor conversations are deleted after 90 days without a visit.
Questions
Who can create a memorial agent?
Next of kin, or someone with the family's or estate's permission. You confirm this before publishing, and you own what you create.
Can I add their real voice?
Yes — upload a genuine recording (a voicemail, a toast) and visitors can play it. We don't synthesise or clone voices.
How much does it cost?
Building it is free. Chat uses prepaid Sparks — $12 covers roughly 1,000 Standard replies. They never expire, and the tribute page stays online even at zero.
Is it really an AI?
Yes. Every agent says so plainly when asked and the page is labelled as AI. It answers from the material its creator provided and can be wrong.
What happens when Sparks run out?
Nothing breaks. The page, photo, voice recording and links stay online; only the chat rests until Sparks are added. The printed code never goes dead.
Who is responsible for what the agent says?
The creator. Before publishing they confirm they have the right to create it and accept responsibility for its content. ForeverQR enforces safety rules that can't be removed and reviews every report.
Does it remember visitors?
On the same phone, yes — it picks up where you left off. Conversations are deleted automatically after 90 days without a visit.