Every feature is designed for the funeral home environment — not a generic form app with a guestbook skin.
Guests write with any stylus on a familiar guestbook layout. When they submit, AI reads the handwriting and extracts structured contact data in seconds.
Claim your funeral home and your services create themselves — obituaries already published on your website import automatically, and keep importing as you post new ones.
The iPad is where guests sign. Everything around it — your dashboard, your services, your contacts — runs from any browser: your phone, the front-office computer, an Android tablet.
Every signature becomes clean, structured data. See all your entries with transcribed names, numbers, emails, and pre-need interest — ready for follow-up.
Each service gets a unique short link and QR code. Display it so guests who can’t attend in person — or prefer their own phone — can still sign.
Set your iPhone out at the service and it becomes a memorial card — portrait, dates, and the code. Guests scan it and sign from their own phones, with nothing to install.
One tap renders the whole book — cover portrait, every page of handwriting — as a PDF the family keeps forever. A modern keepsake that will never get lost, stained, or fade.
Download any service's guest list as a clean spreadsheet — names, phones, emails, addresses — ready for your aftercare list or your CRM.
Print the guests who left a mailing address straight onto Avery® 5160 label sheets, 30 to a page — or 5162 for larger type, starting wherever a part-used sheet left off. No one retypes an address, and nobody is missed off the list.
Lock the iPad to the guestbook during services using iOS Guided Access. Guests can sign but can’t navigate away, open Safari, or check email.
No Wi-Fi at the church? No problem. Entries save locally on the iPad and sync automatically when a connection becomes available.
Running several services? Manage them all from one iPad. Each has its own guestbook, entries, QR code, and settings.
Set a PIN to protect the settings menu. Guests sign freely, but only staff with the PIN can change services, adjust settings, or log out.