Gather what matters
Keep the will, accounts, insurance, the death certificate, and property details in one secure vault — so the executor and the family aren’t hunting through drawers and inboxes.
For families after a lossSomeone you love has passed.
Someone you love has passed.
Let’s carry it together.
The world doesn’t pause for paperwork. Final Keep Sake gives your family one calm, private place to gather their documents, write the obituary, build a memorial, and keep everyone — every sibling, every relative — on the same page.
Private by design · nothing is ever made public without you
We understand
The hardest part isn’t the grief. It’s the not-knowing.
Where is the will? Which accounts existed? What did they want for the service? Who still needs to be told? In the first days, these questions land all at once — often on one person, while everyone is hurting. This is a place to slow it down, write it down, and share it, so no one is searching alone.
How it helps
Everything the family needs, gathered in one place.
Write the obituary & eulogy
A gentle, guided assistant helps you draft the obituary, eulogy, thank-you notes, or service program when the words are hard to find. Every draft is yours to edit before anyone sees it.
Build a memorial they’d be proud of
A beautiful page with photos, a life timeline, the service details, and a guestbook for friends to share memories — private to family, or shareable, entirely your choice.
One record the whole family shares
Pull it all into a single organized package — then share it so every sibling and relative has the same answers, the same documents, the same memorial. No forwarding, no confusion.
Shared, not scattered
Built by one. Shared with everyone.
Usually one person ends up holding it all. Here, they don’t have to. Whoever starts the record can invite the rest of the family — so every sibling can open the same organized handoff, download the documents, and revisit the memorial whenever they need to.
- One organized handoff package — documents, wishes, and memorial in a single file
- A private family access code so relatives can retrieve it when they’re ready
- No public links, no email attachments flying around — access stays in the family
In loving memory of
Margaret R. Avery
Documents
11 gathered
Obituary
Drafted
Memorial
Ready to share
Family invited
4 siblings
Family access code
FKS·7A2·X9M
Shared with the people you choose
A gentle order to things
You don’t have to do it all today.
A calmer way to think about the weeks ahead. Take the next step, not every step.
The first days
- Obtain the death certificate
- Decide burial or cremation
- Notify close family & friends
- Begin the obituary
The first weeks
- Locate the will & key accounts
- Plan and hold the service
- Gather important documents
- Build the memorial page
When you’re ready
- Notify banks & agencies
- Settle the estate
- Share the family record
- Keep the memorial as a keepsake
Want the full walkthrough? Read: What to Do When Someone Dies →
Private by default
Everything you add is encrypted and visible only to you and the family you invite. Nothing is ever public unless you choose to share a memorial.
No pressure, no rush
Start free, add what you can, leave the rest for another day. The record waits for you — it doesn’t expire and it doesn’t judge.
Real human dignity
This isn’t a form to rush through. It’s a way to honor a life and lighten the load on the people carrying it.
Give your family one less thing to carry.
Start gathering the documents, the words, and the memories into one organized place everyone can share. You can do it at your own pace, and nothing is shared without you.
FinalKeepSake is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. For estate and probate questions, consult a qualified professional.