Example memorial for Zoya: a seed-grown banyan standing in a wildflower meadow through warm dusk mist.

A living tree memorial for your pet

A lasting place for the animal you loved.

Create a seed-grown banyan in their memory. Free to build in private; each memory becomes a golden leaf in the canopy.

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Example memorial · Zoya · Seed 1653 “Single Bough” · Wildflower Garden

For the companion who made ordinary days feel like home: their name, their years, and the small stories only you know. A small companion does not leave a small absence.

More than a page

Not a profile. A living place shaped around them.

One saved seed grows one distinct banyan. It returns as the same tree on every visit, holding each written memory as a small golden leaf.

Example memorial for Nala: a Wide Colonnade banyan seen from the garden path at ground height.
Example memorial · Nala · Seed 153 “Wide Colonnade” Quiet Garden · actual renderer capture

How it grows

Begin with your pet’s name. Take all the time you need.

Nothing is shared while you work. The first steps stay quiet, simple, and yours.

  1. 01

    Tell us about the animal this tree remembers

    Add their name, years, a dedication, and the memories that still bring them close.

  2. 02

    Shape their living tree

    Choose one of ten banyans, the ground beneath it, a path, natural phase, light, and quiet air.

  3. 03

    Keep it when it feels right

    Preview the visitor’s page first. Keep it with one payment only when the memorial feels ready.

Example memorial for Bruno: a Long Limb banyan held in a wide, tended wildflower garden.
Example memorial · Bruno · Seed 754 “Long Limb” Wildflower Garden

A place made for them

Their tree should not look like every other tree.

Choose the form and world that feel closest to your pet. The memorial stays restrained; the differences come from the living tree, the ground, the weather, and what you remember.

  • TreeTen distinct, approved banyans—each grown from its own saved seed.
  • GroundEarth and moss, a quiet garden, tended wildflowers, or a stone-and-gravel grove.
  • TimeLush canopy or dry-season exchange; remembering hour, daylight, or blue dusk.
  • AirClear air by default; gentle rain or low mist are optional enhancements. Still air or a quiet breeze.
  • MemoryA nameplate, written memories in the canopy, and one quiet marker at the roots.
Rosie’s Sheltering banyan seen directly from above, its irregular crown spread over a pale stone-and-gravel grove.
Example memorial · Rosie · Seed 863 “Sheltering” Stone & Gravel Grove · editorial overhead

One identity, not a preset

A seed is more than a number.

It is the tree’s identity. Walk around it, return in another light, or find it through the mist: the same branching life is still there.

A promise, plainly made

Keep it online. Keep a complete copy of your own.

One payment. Nothing recurring. A kept memorial stays online, and the self-contained offline archive remains yours to hold.

See everything you keep

Made to be kept

Your pet’s place online—and in your hands.

A kept memorial comes with an unlisted visiting link and durable copies you can hold beyond this service.

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A living memorial

Their seed-grown tree, engraved nameplate, chosen setting, and up to 64 written memories.

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A place to return to

An unlisted memorial link and QR visiting card for the people you choose to welcome.

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A copy that is yours

A 4K memorial still and a self-contained offline archive that works with no internet at all.

Rosie’s seed-grown banyan appearing at a distance through soft mist over the same stone-and-gravel grove.

The same tree, another day

Some memories are clearest from a little distance.

This is Rosie’s same seed 863 and the same stone-and-gravel grove, now seen from far away in soft mist. The weather moves through; the tree’s identity does not.

Example memorial · Rosie · Seed 863 “Sheltering” · Soft Mist

Free until you keep it

Build without a clock running.

Start without an account. Work privately. Preview the visitor experience, and choose to keep the memorial only when it feels ready.

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