Croma Design Studio – Clovis Romano
Comemory is a web app offering B2C and B2B2C services for families who have lost a loved one, helping them manage their digital identity left behind online. Comemory also provides a private and intimate space for families to commemorate their loved ones' memory in a secure and lasting way on the web.
Every day in France, an average of 2,242 people pass away, a number that has been steadily increasing for years—and will only continue to grow. At the same time, our society is undergoing a continuous digital transformation, reshaping how we manage our lives, data, and memories.
This shift has also impacted the way we approach end-of-life matters and the funeral industry. Traditional methods of remembrance are evolving, giving way to digital memorials shared through social networks, messaging apps, and websites. In fact, a study on social media revealed that 8,000 Facebook users pass away daily, and by 2050, the platform is expected to have more accounts of deceased users than living ones.
But what happens to these online accounts after a loved one passes away? Many platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, offer features to commemorate the deceased. However, this presents serious concerns about security, privacy, and the exposure of sensitive data.
Loved ones may find themselves facing difficult ethical dilemmas:
This growing issue underscores the urgent need for a structured approach to handling digital legacies.
Beyond emotional considerations, leaving these accounts unattended creates digital pollution, cluttering online spaces and increasing the risk of:
✅ Data breaches and identity theft
✅ Hacking and misuse of personal information
✅ Emotional distress for grieving families
The need for a secure, ethical, and sustainable solution has never been greater.
At Comemory, we provide families with a comprehensive service to manage their loved ones’ digital legacies with care and respect.
Before creating a memorial space, we offer a centralized account management service called Respect Journey. This ensures that all online accounts and email addresses of the deceased are either:
✅ Deleted, preventing unauthorized access
✅ Transformed, into memorialized profiles if the family wishes
Once digital accounts are managed, we offer a private, long-term digital space called Celebration Spaces. This secure, invite-only platform allows families to:
📸 Share photos, videos, and messages
🎤 Upload voice recordings and important documents
📆 Preserve meaningful dates and memories
Unlike public social media accounts, this dedicated space is fully protected and accessible only to close family and friends. It ensures that the memory of a loved one remains intimate, safe, and cherished for years to come.
In an era where digital presence is an extension of our identities, managing a loved one’s online footprint is essential—not only for honoring their memory but also for safeguarding their legacy.
With Comemory, families can take control of digital inheritances with dignity, security, and peace of mind.
Pierre, 45 years old, is a thoughtful and caring man. As an engineer, he has an analytical mind and enjoys finding creative solutions to the problems he faces. Married and living in Paris, France, he is devoted to his family and friends. His close relationship with his two teenage children reflects his role as a loving and involved father. He is also known for his sensitivity and empathy towards others, always striving to understand and support the emotions of those around him. Memories play a central role in his life; he values the moments shared with his loved ones and seeks to preserve them in a meaningful and emotional way
Jeanne, 58 years old, is a resilient and determined woman. Having been a teacher, she has a nurturing and empathetic nature towards others. Living in Lyon, France, she has built strong bonds with her family and friends throughout her life. She is also very active, travels a lot, and shares her adventures online via social media. After overcoming cancer and now being in remission, she understands how precious life is and wants to take steps to plan for her own death. Jeanne places great importance on memories and the moments shared with her loved ones. She wishes to create a meaningful online legacy for them, leaving behind an emotional testament of her love and the impact she has had on their lives, accessible no matter where they may be.
Comemory provides families with a comprehensive service to manage the digital footprint and identity of a deceased loved one. Our service includes the identification, deletion, or transformation of online accounts and email addresses into memorial profiles, ensuring a respectful and secure digital legacy.
We handle all procedures in full compliance with platform policies, relieving families of the complex and emotional burden of managing digital accounts during this difficult time. Comemory can detect and process requests on 200+ platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, and more.
Beyond managing a loved one’s digital identity, Comemory offers Celebrate Space—a dedicated, secure online platform where families can preserve and share cherished memories.
Designed for privacy and ease of use, Celebrate Space allows you to:
✅ Control access and contributions, ensuring only close family and friends can participate
✅ Store and share over 6,000 HD media files, including photos, videos, texts, audio recordings, and key life moments
✅ Access memories anytime, anywhere, with full compliance with European data protection laws
With Celebrate Space, you can honor your loved one’s memory in a secure and meaningful way, ensuring their legacy remains protected for generations to come.
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