Steadier hands on the hard daysv1.9 ·
The quiet, unglamorous work of making DeathNote more dependable in exactly the moments it is used — when someone is grieving and the words are hard to find.
- AI writing that never leaves you mid-sentence: a draft that gets cut off is now caught and asked to try again instead of being saved half-finished.
- Calmer, faster generation: every eulogy and obituary request has room to breathe and a firm ceiling, so a bad day for a server is never a bad day for you.
- Money you can trust: refunds and disputes now cleanly return your writing credits, and checkout is protected from abuse — because grief is not a place for billing surprises.
- Fifty languages, still reciprocal: our memorial library's international reach was tightened so a goodbye in any language is found by the people searching for it.
A writer for the words that won't comev1.7 ·
An obituary is the hardest kind of writing: it has to be accurate, dignified, and done under grief and a deadline. So we built a writer for it.
- A guided obituary writer that turns a handful of facts about a life into a warm, publication-ready tribute you can send to a newspaper or funeral home.
- Fact-first by design: it never invents a cause of death, a survivor, or a detail you didn't give it — and it flags anything it wasn't sure of so you can check before you publish.
- Shared with the eulogy writer, fairly: two free AI writing actions every day across both, then a single one-time credit — never a subscription.
Every language deserves a goodbyev1.5 ·
Grief does not speak only English. We wanted anyone, anywhere, to be able to start.
- A library of nearly 1,900 plain-language guides on digital legacy, final messages, encryption, and memorial writing.
- Translated and carefully repaired across 50 languages, so the first search someone makes in their own language lands somewhere that helps.
The hardest paragraph you'll ever writev1.3 ·
Most people are asked to write a eulogy exactly once, with no warning and no practice. We made a companion for that moment.
- An AI eulogy writer with a gentle, guided prompt flow — a few questions about the person, and a heartfelt first draft to shape into your own.
- Free to start, because no one should have to pay to say goodbye.
- Editing tools, tone options, and print-ready output built in.
A letter that waits for the right momentv1.0 ·
DeathNote began with one idea: the most important things we have to say are often the ones we never get around to saying. So write them now — we'll hold them until they're needed.
- Encrypted messages that stay completely private until the moment they are delivered.
- Proof-of-life check-ins on a schedule you choose, anywhere from a single day to a full year.
- Automated, fail-safe delivery to the people you name — the system would rather skip a send than guess.
- Free, with no subscription — unlimited notes, unlimited recipients, forever.
What we're working on
DeathNote is built free, on purpose. The core will always be free — write as many notes as you need, name as many people as you love, and choose your own schedule. If any of this resonates, the best time to write the letter is now. We'll hold it until it's needed.