Celebrate their life with everyone who knew them

Aatlas helps you honor someone who has died by gathering photos and stories from everyone who knew them, in one private place. Invite people by email, and they add what they have, free and with no account. Aatlas organizes it all into a 1-Click Slideshow you can play at the service, and a Timeline that keeps growing. $99, once. No subscription.

How Aatlas can help

How Aatlas can help

The questions people ask first, and how Aatlas answers each one.

01

“Can I have a slideshow ready for the service in time?”

The 1-Click Slideshow builds itself

As people add photos with a date, even just a year, the slideshow puts them in order for you, chapter by chapter through their life. It plays every dated photo added so far, so it's ready whenever you are. Press play and it fills the screen on any phone or computer, or on a TV by casting. It plays on a loop, so you can leave it running at a gathering.

The Timeline in Sylvia Berry's Aatlas, chapter Teen years, listing memories from 1951 to 1953

From Sylvia Berry’s Aatlas: dated photos, placed chapter by chapter through a life.

02

“How do I get everyone's photos and stories?”

Collect everyone's photos in one place

Invite people by email, from you by name. They tap the link to add photos, a voice recording or a few words. It's free for them, with no account to create. Already have a folder of photos? Upload a whole batch at once, and they gather in the shared Gallery.

A memory in Sylvia Berry's Aatlas titled Birth of daughter, Elizabeth, September 4, 1953, Fort Worth, with a photo added by Elizabeth

From Sylvia Berry’s Aatlas: a photo added by Elizabeth.

03

“How much work is this, right now?”

Start with what you have

A name, a photo and a few email addresses are enough to begin. Others fill in what they remember, when they can, and Aatlas organizes what arrives so you don't have to sort it.

The About page of Sylvia Berry's Aatlas: her portrait, her name and dates, and a View Slideshow button

From Sylvia Berry’s Aatlas: it begins with a name and a photo.

The Timeline in Sylvia Berry's Aatlas, open at the chapter Teen years, beside a 1951 photo of Sylvia and Diane

From Sylvia Berry’s Aatlas: dated photos, placed chapter by chapter through a life.

A memory in Sylvia Berry's Aatlas titled Siblings and Mother, 1988, with a group photo, added by Elizabeth

From Sylvia Berry’s Aatlas: a photo added by Elizabeth.

The About page of Sylvia Berry's Aatlas: her portrait, her name and dates, and a View Slideshow button

From Sylvia Berry’s Aatlas: it begins with a name and a photo.

Good to know before the service

Which photos go in the slideshow?

Photos with a date, even just a year. Photos without a date are kept in the Aatlas, just not in the slideshow, so add a rough year to bring them in.

Can the slideshow play music?

No, the slideshow doesn't play music. Play a playlist from a phone or a speaker alongside it.

Does it need the internet?

Yes, it plays from the internet. Check the venue's wifi before the day, or use a phone's hotspot.

Can I send a link that only lets people watch?

There's no watch-only link. Invite people by email instead (they can add memories too), or ask us to make the Aatlas public.

Can people change what they added?

Not from the invitation link. Afterwards, the Aatlas owner can remove anything, and so can the person who added it once they make a free account.

What does it cost?

$99, once. There's no subscription, and the people you invite never pay.

Let Aatlas help with the busywork

Inviting people, gathering photos and keeping track of who has added what takes time you may not have this week. Invite people by email and they add memories from the link, with no account. If someone hasn't joined yet, you can send them a reminder.

No deadline, nothing to finish

Add what you can before the service and leave the rest. Their Aatlas doesn't close after the day, so come back any time, next week or next year.

A phone is enough

The people you invite need no computer and no account. They tap the link in their invitation email, and anyone who would rather not type can record their voice instead.

Only the people you invite can see it

Photos and stories stay private to the people you invite. Nothing is public unless you ask us to make it public.

Pay once. No subscription, ever.

An Aatlas on a laptop and phone, beside a person reading
Digital Aatlas
$99
One Aatlas for someone who matters to you.
What’s included:
Every kind of memory: stories, photos, videos and voice recordings
Everyone you invite adds for free, with no account
Private: only invited people can see it, and you can remove anyone at any time.
One Aatlas. One payment.
An Aatlas on a laptop and phone, beside an adult reading to four children
Family 5-Pack
$399
For five stories, or five gifts.
Everything in Digital Aatlas, plus:
Five Aatlases, $80 each
Grandparents, parents, friends: anyone whose story you want kept
A meaningful gift to share across generations

After the service

An Aatlas doesn't end with the service. It keeps growing as people remember more.

It keeps growing

✓ People can keep adding photos and stories whenever a memory comes back

✓ Memories dated after they died, like the service or a later anniversary, get their own chapter on the Timeline, called Legacy

✓ We never charge you to keep it, and we never delete an Aatlas for inactivity

Help with the eulogy

✓ Everyone's stories and photos in one place, to draw from as you write

✓ Details you may not have known, from the people who were there

✓ Useful for a eulogy, an obituary or a few words at a reception