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Every person has another life—as long as someone remembers them.

Another Lifes is a digital memorial platform. Each legacy is a living place — letters, voices, photographs, maps and capsules — built by the people who carry the memory forward.

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Create a legacy

Give someone a place that doesn't disappear

Legacies are built the way a life is remembered — slowly, by many people. Start with a name and a photograph; the rest arrives from everyone who loved them.

  1. 01

    Name the person

    Dates, birthplace, a portrait and the sentence you would want carved somewhere.

  2. 02

    Invite the memory

    Family and friends add letters, voice notes, photographs and stories over time.

  3. 03

    Keep it lit

    The legacy stays open — candles, anniversaries and capsules that open years later.

Begin a legacy

What a legacy holds

Four ways a person stays here

Letters

Write to them, still

Private or public letters left at a legacy. Sealed notes only the family can open, and open ones anyone can read years from now.

Open Letters

Voice Memories

Keep the sound of a person

Voice notes, recordings and spoken memories — the laugh, the accent, the way they said your name — preserved as a listening room.

Open Voice Memories

Photos

A gallery that grows

Photographs contributed by everyone who knew them, dated, captioned and arranged into a cinematic archive rather than a feed.

Open Photos

Life Stories

The long-form life

Chapters, timelines and essays: childhood, work, the turning points — written by the people who were actually there.

Open Life Stories

Memory Sky

Every tribute becomes a star

A shared night sky above the platform. Light a candle, leave a letter or add a memory, and a new star appears — one per tribute, brighter the more people take part.

Open the Memory Sky Yama Buddha constellation

Nepal Memory Map

Memory has an address

Pin memories to the places they happened — a house in Salakpur, a school in Itahari, a studio in Kathmandu, a street in Ruislip. The map grows into a national archive of where lives were actually lived.

  • Districts, towns and streets across Nepal and the diaspora
  • Photos and voice notes attached to each location
  • Walk a person's life as a route, not a list
Open the memory map
Kathmandu at night seen from the hills
A crowd lit in gold at a memorial gathering

Future Capsule

Letters that open later

Seal a message to a date — a tenth anniversary, a child's eighteenth birthday, the year a song turns twenty. The capsule stays closed until the day arrives, then opens on the legacy for everyone who was waiting.

Next capsule opening

14 January 2027 · Yama Buddha

Ten years of letters, unsealed together.

Seal a capsule