One link that answers every question, so the family doesn't have to.

A free, private page for a funeral. The family organises everything from one place, and everyone else finds what they need without picking up the phone.

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Free for families, private to the people you send it to, and made in Sydney.

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Make the page

Five minutes: who has died, the service, the wake. Add the meal roster and livestream if you want them.

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Text one link

Send it to everyone, in one message. It works on any phone, with nothing to install.

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Get some quiet back

Guests find their own answers. You see who’s coming, post updates and read their messages.

For the family

Everything you'd otherwise do by phone, in one quiet place.

  • Set up in five minutesName, dates, service and wake. Change anything later; guests see it as soon as you save.
  • Tell everyone in one messageA ready-made text under 160 characters, a QR code for your phone, WhatsApp and email.
  • Know who’s comingA live headcount for the venue and caterer, and a guest list you can download.
  • Meals without the group chatFriends book a night. Your address is only shown to the person bringing dinner.
  • One update reaches everyoneRunning late, parking changed, livestream is live: post it once, from your phone.
  • Gifts paid straight to youFriends can help with funeral costs. The money goes into your bank account through Stripe.
  • What to do nextA checklist from government guidance: registering the death, Centrelink, the bank, the will.

For everyone else

Every answer, without a single phone call to the family.

  • Where and whenEvery event with a map, directions and an add-to-calendar button.
  • Watch from anywhereThe livestream plays on the page, with the start time in their own timezone.
  • Say they’re comingTwo taps, and the family’s headcount updates.
  • Help in a way that helpsBook a dinner night, give toward the funeral, or support the family’s chosen charity.
  • Leave a storyMemories and messages kept in one place for the family, instead of three hundred texts.

What the family is spared

Without FondlyWith Fondly
Answering the same questions all weekOne link answers them, and you update it once
Five lasagnes on Tuesday, none on FridayA roster, one dinner a night, for as long as you need
Your home address pasted in a group chatShown only to the friend who booked that night
Counting heads from scattered repliesA live number, and a list for the venue
Relatives overseas working out time zonesTheir own local start time, and the stream on the page

Private by link

Only people you send the link to can open the page. It’s hidden from Google and other search engines.

Your address stays private

The drop-off address is shown only to the person who booked that night.

Free for families

No fees to make or share a page. Optional extras are clearly marked.

Respectful of tradition

Settings for Catholic, Greek Orthodox, Jewish, Islamic and Korean funerals, and Sorry Business.

Guides for the first weeks

Plain answers to the questions families and friends ask after a death, written for Australia.

What to do when someone dies in AustraliaA step-by-step checklist for the first hours, days, weeks and months, from official government guidance.How to tell people someone has diedWho to call first, what to text everyone else, and wording you can copy.How to organise a meal roster after a deathHow long it should run, what to ask people to bring, and how to stop five lasagnes arriving on Tuesday.How to livestream a funeralFuneral home or do-it-yourself, YouTube step by step, and how to stop the music being muted.Korean funeral customs in AustraliaThe three-day funeral, paying respects, condolence money and the memorials that follow, for guests and families.

Make the page in about five minutes.

Free, private, and ready to text to everyone today.

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