One shared link for the whole family: everyone adds the songs that mattered to the person you are remembering — no accounts, no app — you approve every suggestion, and the memorial playlist exports to Spotify, Apple Music, PDF, or CSV for the service.
From the first song suggestion to the service itself — one link, four steps.
Create the playlist and share the link with family and friends — in the announcement, the group chat, or the service details.
Family and friends add the songs that mattered, from any music service, right from their phone — no account and no app needed.
Every suggestion waits for your OK. Approve the keepers and decline the rest — nothing joins the playlist without you.
Export the finished playlist to Spotify, Apple Music, PDF, or CSV — for the venue's sound system, the celebrant, or the AV team.
Family brings the memories. You keep the final say.
Nothing joins the playlist without your OK — the approval flow matters most for a service, and it is always on.
Distant family and friends add their song from wherever they are — one link includes everyone, near or far.
Song suggestions collect under your playlist link instead of scattering across texts and threads during an already hard week.
Export the finished list in the format the service needs.
Export to Spotify or Apple Music to play it straight from the service you already use, or hand a PDF or CSV to the celebrant, the venue, or whoever runs the sound.
The things families ask us most.
You create one playlist and share the link with family and friends. Everyone adds the songs that mattered to the person you are remembering — from any music service, with no account needed — and you choose which suggestions make the final list.
No. Anyone with the link can add songs from any music service without signing up or installing anything.
Yes. Every suggestion waits for your approval before it joins the playlist, so the music at the service is exactly what you chose — nothing slips in.
Yes. The playlist you build is the list that gets played: export it to Spotify or Apple Music to play through the venue's sound system, or hand the PDF to the celebrant, officiant, or AV team.
Yes. The finished playlist exports to Spotify, Apple Music, PDF, or CSV — play it from the service you already use, print the PDF for the order of service, or hand the file to whoever runs the sound.
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