Forever - In Loving Memory

About Forever - In Loving Memory

Tribute photos A tribute can now carry a photo. Choose one, write your message, and post — the photo is sent together with your words, and nothing is uploaded until you tap Post. The family reviews photos exactly as they already review messages, and a photo can be a tribute on its own if the picture says it better. Their name, where a photo hasn't been added yet Memorials and family members without a portrait now show their initials, set in the same type their name is written in, instead of an empty placeholder. Share a memorial with a QR code The share link and QR code now open a real page. Scan it on a phone with Forever installed and the memorial opens straight in the app; scan it on any other phone and a page explains how to get Forever and ask the family for an invitation. It shows a name and nothing more — photos, stories and tributes stay private to the people the family has invited. Clearer plans Every plan card now states exactly what it includes: how much storage, how many people you can invite, and what the plan unlocks. Nothing is listed that the app doesn't actually provide. Keeping your memories safe Forever is a place to keep memories together, not the only place to keep them. You'll now see a quiet reminder to hold on to your own copies of anything irreplaceable, where it matters most. About free memorials The free plan covers one memorial, and sharing — inviting family, the tribute wall, and the share link — is part of the Family plan. Nothing you've already created or shared is affected: memorials you have stay yours, everyone you've already invited keeps their access, and every tribute already written stays readable.

App privacy

The developer, Jade Kenneth Darunday, reported these privacy practices to Apple.