Most of what a person lived through exists nowhere except in their head, and in ours. This is the same card, bio page and voice, used for a life being set down rather than a business being found.
Same three tiers, same terms, same ownership. There is no hurry on these.
The card, the bio and press page, and the voice that answers are the same three things every time. What changes is who the page is for.
The one most people start with. You are working now, people hear your name now, and what they find should be you rather than a links page you set up in 2019 and never went back to. Your card, your bio, your line.
A life's work set down while the person is still here to say what mattered and what did not. Built with them, in their own words, at their own pace. For elders, for founders, for pastors, for anyone whose story currently lives only in the heads of the people who love them.
For someone who has gone. An obituary runs once, in one paper, and then sits behind a paywall. This is a page the family holds onto, adds to, and sends to whoever asks. Built from what the family gives us, at whatever pace they can manage.
For an animal that was part of the family. The same care, in a smaller page.
All four are built from the same three tiers, with the same two revision rounds, the same half up front and half at go-live, and the same thing at the end: the domain and the files are yours. The only real difference is who sits for the questions. For a Living or Legacy page that is the person. For an Eternal or Pet page it is the family, and there is no hurry.
There is no form and no call to sit through. Text the line and say who it is for. If the person is still here, the sooner the questions get asked the more there is to keep.
Texts on this line reach DocTA directly. Not a call center, not a bot.
Text To Begin See The Three Tiers