One Conversation Builds a Eulogy, Obituary, Memorial Program and Social Post
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When someone you love dies, the list of things you’re suddenly expected to write is longer than most people realize.
There’s the eulogy — the most visible thing, the one you’ll stand up and read. But there’s also the obituary for the paper and the website. The funeral program — that small printed card that people carry with them and keep for years. And at some point, when you’re ready, there’s something for Instagram or Facebook. A way to tell the people who weren’t there.
Each one matters. Each one takes words you might not feel like you have.
We built TreulogyAI to help with the eulogy. That was always the heart of it.
But we kept hearing the same thing: “Can it help me with the obituary too?” “What about the program?”
So we built it.
TreulogyAI now helps you write everything.
The eulogy. The obituary. The funeral program. A memorial post for when you’re ready to share online. All from one conversation. All from the same memories you share.
Here’s the part we’re most proud of: you only have to tell your stories once. Everything you share — the little details, the inside jokes, the memories that make this person irreplaceable — carries forward into every tribute automatically. You don’t have to start over.
And you can go at your own pace. Start with a quick social post when you have a moment. Come back a day or two later and add more memories. Write the eulogy when you’re ready. The app holds everything for you.
Each output can be generated in different tones and styles — then add your own words and finishing touches to make it truly theirs.
All of this is included for the same $39 — one-time, no subscription.
Because when you’re in the middle of the hardest week of your life, you shouldn’t have to piece together four different tools. You should have one place that holds your stories and helps you do something beautiful with them.
That’s what TreulogyAI is now.
Output is AI-generated from the memories and details you share. We recommend reviewing everything before use — your words deserve that care.
