Let your presence be felt through life's many moments

A digital time capsule that helps your child remember you and feel your presence throughout their life

Tailored to the parent-child relationship

DieWell gently guides you to leave a positive impact on your child’s future, allowing them to walk with you through life, even if you happen to leave prematurely.

Co-designed with child psychologists and grief counselors to support children’s emotional growth—whether they’re navigating everyday life or the challenges of losing a parent.

Tailored to the parent-child relationship

DieWell gently guides you to leave a positive impact on your child’s future, allowing them to walk with you through life, even if you happen to leave prematurely.

Co-designed with child psychologists and grief counselors to support children’s emotional growth—whether they’re navigating everyday life or the challenges of losing a parent.

How it works

Think of DieWell as love notes

Explore our topics

Ranging from crucial to light-hearted, relevant to each stage of life.

Record your message

Have fun. The impact of leaving a message that isn’t 'perfect' is still overwhelmingly positive.

If you need help

Sage is your personal AI legacy companion—here to help you explore your feelings and messages to share.

If you need further emotional support, you can book a free session with our counselors.

Share access

We make it easy to share messages with your child or a trustee who can pass it on later.

Rest easy

You can relax knowing your presence will be felt by your child through life's many moments.

Benefits for you

Peace of mind

Sharing what's in your heart and knowing that your messages can support your child’s journey toward becoming a healthy, resilient adult can bring you comfort.

Improved mental health

Improved
mental health

Reviewing our life in a structured way helps us navigate complex emotions with more ease.

Benefits for your child

Little things that I cherish

Developing a solid identity

Growing up knowing and understanding you as a parent and person supports the development of a healthy identity.

Benefits for your child

If you ever get fired from a job

Building confidence

Having access to guidance at the right time strengthens their confidence and resilience to overcome life’s challenges and come out stronger on the other side.

Benefits for your child

What it's like having you as my child

Providing comfort

Our topics are inspired by sons and daughters who’ve lost a parent, empowering you to answer the questions your child may ask one day.

Benefits for your child

First Christmas without me

Easing anticipatory grief

Knowing comforting messages are waiting for their big and small milestones can ease the grief they anticipate after a loss.

Benefits for your child

Little things that I cherish

Developing a solid identity

Growing up knowing and understanding you as a parent and person supports the development of a healthy identity.

Benefits for your child

If you ever get fired from a job

Building confidence

Having access to guidance at the right time strengthens their confidence and resilience to overcome life’s challenges and come out stronger on the other side.

Benefits for your child

What it's like having you as my child

Providing comfort

Our topics are inspired by sons and daughters who’ve lost a parent, empowering you to answer the questions your child may ask one day.

Benefits for your child

First Christmas without me

Easing anticipatory grief

Knowing comforting messages are waiting for their big and small milestones can ease the grief they anticipate after a loss.

Little things that I cherish

If you ever get fired from a job

What it's like having you as my child

First Christmas without me

Little things that I cherish

If you ever get fired from a job

What it's like having you as my child

First Christmas without me

Little things that I cherish

Benefits for your child

Developing a solid identity

Growing up knowing and understanding you as a parent and person supports the development of a healthy identity.

Building confidence

Having access to guidance at the right time strengthens their confidence and resilience to overcome life’s challenges and come out stronger on the other side.

Providing comfort

Our topics are inspired by sons and daughters who’ve lost a parent, empowering you to answer the questions your child may ask one day.

Easing anticipatory grief

Knowing comforting messages are waiting for their big and small milestones can ease the grief they anticipate after a loss.

Real stories

Tomas V.
Growing up I felt a need to know him, to keep discovering him and understanding him.
I read the books he read, picked up hobbies he had, and cherished other people's memories of him. He liked building things so knowing this I build things too. It felt like we connected over time.
Emilie B.
There are some days where I'll look at pictures and watch videos, and I'll get really upset but at the same time I get so happy. Because I have all of these memories and I feel like I'm not forgetting him in any way.
One of my biggest concerns when I turned 13 was forgetting about what he sounds like or how his laugh sounded.
Sonia L.
When her end was near, I couldn't bring myself to ask about even the smallest things about life or memories of her—it made what was to come even more real. So, receiving her words after her passing became an invaluable gift to me. I now cherish the good times we shared together.
Maude K.
I never thought I'd be able to really hear his voice again or see him again. I've forgotten how he looked and sounded like before he had cancer. This is the best gift I could have ever asked for.

Tomas V.
Growing up I felt a need to know him, to keep discovering him and understanding him.
I read the books he read, picked up hobbies he had, and cherished other people's memories of him. He liked building things so knowing this I build things too. It felt like we connected over time.
Emilie B.
There are some days where I'll look at pictures and watch videos, and I'll get really upset but at the same time I get so happy. Because I have all of these memories and I feel like I'm not forgetting him in any way.
One of my biggest concerns when I turned 13 was forgetting about what he sounds like or how his laugh sounded.
Sonia L.
When her end was near, I couldn't bring myself to ask about even the smallest things about life or memories of her—it made what was to come even more real. So, receiving her words after her passing became an invaluable gift to me. I now cherish the good times we shared together.
Maude K.
I never thought I'd be able to really hear his voice again or see him again. I've forgotten how he looked and sounded like before he had cancer. This is the best gift I could have ever asked for.

The thought of leaving loved ones is never easy, no matter your age

Accepting mortality is about recognizing that we may never feel completely ready.

By embracing this truth, we can shift our focus to what we can control. So we can prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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