The Liminal Card — an NFC memorial card in metal or wood

A card that opens a private memorial.

A personalized card in metal or wood. Tap it with a compatible phone to open a memorial filled with photos, stories and family memories.

Personalized memorial cards in gold and silver finishes, front and back.
UV inks: UL GREENGUARD Gold certification for low chemical emissions.
Printed with UV inks certified GREENGUARD Gold for low chemical emissions. About the certification
Personalized in colour · Raised details · Metal or wood
Private Opened through the card itself.
Metal or wood Stainless steel for the metal version, or natural wood.
Made to carry Credit-card sized, with the memorial one touch away.
Live Memorial Demo
Live memorial view Swipe through the memorial as a family member would.
The Liminal Card

Personalized, front and back.

Each Liminal Card is individually designed around the person it remembers and available as a stainless-steel metal card or a natural wood card. Full-colour artwork is paired with selected raised details for a distinctive tactile finish.

A discreet NFC chip connects the physical card to the private memorial. Touch it to a compatible phone to open the memorial instantly — no app and no QR code.

Inside the Memorial

Photos, stories and family memories.

Explore the seven sections below. Families can add photos, update their family tree and preserve recipes, letters and stories.

Portrait
Obituary
Family
Photos
Words of Remembrance
Legacy
Memorial Card
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Portrait

The person at the heart of every memory.

Explore the interactive demo
How It Works

From your photos to your memorial.

We handle the design and preparation, so families can focus on remembering.

01

Choose the memories.

Share photos and details with the funeral home.

02

We bring it together.

We prepare the memorial and personalized cards.

03

Keep their memories close.

Tap to visit, then return to add memories.

Contact

Ask about a memorial.

For your family or your funeral home.

Inquiry paths

Funeral homes may inquire about partnership. Families may ask about creating a memorial.

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