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Tribute

Gathering memories of a lifetime.

When someone passes away, their photos are scattered among all those who loved them. Fotelya provides a discreet and private space to bring them together: images of yesterday and words of today.

Bringing scattered pieces together

Each loved one holds a fragment: photos from youth that no one else has seen, a trip, a laugh captured on a Sunday. At the time of the tribute, no one dares to ask for these images, and they remain where they are. A shared album allows everyone to contribute their memories at their own pace, without asking anything of anyone.

How Fotelya responds

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A shared link with loved ones

The family creates the album and shares the link or QR code, at the ceremony or in the days that follow.

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Everyone contributes their memories

Archive photos, recent images, written or voice messages: everyone contributes from their browser.

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A lasting memory

The family downloads the entire collection in original quality: a portrait of a life, by all who knew it.

What you gain

Moments not to be missed

A tribute calls for gentleness, and the album plays a special role in this: bringing together what each person holds dear.

A private album, without a display wall, is better suited here: everyone deposits at their own pace, without staging.

How many photos to expect

Over a day, with 20 to 100 people, expect a moderate volume, spread out over time. Deposits arrive over several weeks: keep the album open for a long time.

Frequently asked questions

Is it appropriate for funerals?
Yes, provided you remain discreet, which is the case. The album is private, without gamification or festive decor: a simple place of remembrance where everyone deposits images and words at their own pace.
Can old photos be deposited?
Yes, and this is often the most important part: everyone uploads their archived photos, scanned or photographed, and the album reconstructs the thread of a life that no one possessed in its entirety.
Can loved ones leave a message?
Yes. The guestbook collects written or voice condolences. Some families find more comfort in it than in paper registers.
Who can see this album?
Only the people to whom you give the link or the QR code, with an optional PIN. Nothing is public, nothing is indexed; the album is hosted in the European Union and encrypted.

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