
funeral.link builds software for the people who serve their communities in their hardest hours. One platform, many products. Each one does a single thing well for a funeral home, and they share one backend — so what a home learns in a service isn't stranded in a binder or locked inside somebody else's system. FuneralGuestbook.app — available now The physical guestbook, replaced. Guests sign on an iPad at the service, or from their own phones with a code you show them. The handwriting is transcribed into clean contact data, and afterward you get every name, phone, and address as a spreadsheet you own — ready for aftercare and pre-need. FuneralBiography.com — in build An obituary announces a death. A biography remembers a life — how they met, what they built, the way they told a story. FuneralBiography helps a family write it down while it's still close. FuneralHomeWebsites.cc — in build Websites for funeral homes. $39 flat, and the flowers stay entirely yours. More on the way. "I think death is one of the most fundamental parts of the human experience. And there aren't a lot of engineers and technologists who care deeply about it. The death industry, and the tech surrounding it, is largely about service. Service to one's community, and service to something bigger than one's self. I think the technology should serve the people who serve their communities, and it should be world-class." — Chris Cohoat, Founder