Digital life has changed the way Filipino families create, store and share memories. Photographs are now on smartphones. Videos are stored in cloud accounts. Family conversations happen through messaging apps. Important documents may exist only digitally. And family stories are…

When people hear the words “digital legacy,” they often think about remembering someone after they have passed away. But there is another opportunity. You can create your legacy while you are still here. This is the idea behind a Living…

Social media has become one of the largest places where people share photographs, videos and memories. So why would anyone need a digital legacy? The answer is that the two serve different purposes. Social Media Is Designed for Sharing Platforms…

Grandparents often carry stories that exist nowhere else. They remember people you never met. Places that have changed. Family traditions. Hard times. Funny moments. And stories about your parents before you were born. The challenge is that these memories can…

One day, your parents’ stories may become the stories your children tell about them. But if those stories are never recorded, important details can disappear with time. The best time to preserve them is while your parents are still here…

How to Put a QR Code on a Memorial Adding a QR code to a memorial can create a direct connection between a physical memorial and a digital Legacy Page. But there are several things to consider before installation. Step…

Adding a QR code to a memorial can create a direct connection between a physical memorial and a digital Legacy Page. But there are several things to consider before installation. 01 Create the Digital Memorial First, you need somewhere for…

You have probably seen QR codes on menus, posters, products and advertisements. But a QR code can also connect a physical memorial to a digital story. This is the idea behind a QR Memorial. A QR Memorial is a physical…

Your family probably has hundreds—or even thousands—of memories stored somewhere. Old photographs. Videos. Phone galleries. USB drives. Facebook albums. Cloud storage. But having memories stored somewhere doesn’t necessarily mean they are preserved. Preservation requires organization, context and a plan. 01…

Traditionally, remembering a loved one meant visiting a cemetery, memorial park, columbarium, or family home. Today, families have another way to preserve and share memories: the digital memorial. What Is a Digital Memorial? A digital memorial is an online space…