Memorial | Keep remembrance private
Private online memorials: decide who can see it before you build
A memorial may contain photographs, family relationships, addresses and deeply personal stories. Choosing visibility before publishing is safer than trying to take details back later.
The short answer
Choose private for yourself, invite-only for trusted family collaboration, and public only when wider participation or search visibility is wanted. Remove addresses, phone numbers and children's sensitive details in every mode.
Memorial plans
Choose by preservation and collaboration needs
Monthly
US$9.90/month1 memorial with photos and text
Yearly
US$99.90/yearUp to 3 with media and export
Lifetime
US$199.90Up to 10 with long-term storage
Checkout shows the full plan, storage, privacy and export rights. A memorial can be public, invite-only or private.
Explore MemorialThree visibility choices
- Private: only the creator or named administrators can access it
- Invite-only: approved invitees can view or contribute
- Public: anyone with the URL can read it; search indexing requires a separate explicit choice
Sensitive-information checklist
- Home address, phone numbers, identity documents and account details
- A child's full name, school or daily movements
- Medical or family-conflict details shared without consent
- The identity and location of other people in photographs
Digital legacy outside a memorial
Social and cloud accounts have their own legacy-contact or inactive-account settings. A memorial does not replace those official controls; complete them separately.
XinAn permission choices
XinAn asks creators to confirm public, invite-only or private visibility before publishing. Creators manage members and guest-book moderation, and product demos remain separate from real user content.
Frequently asked questions
Will a private page appear in Google?
No. Private and invite-only pages should not be indexed. Only a creator-approved public page with separate indexing consent is eligible.
Does switching to private remove a search result immediately?
Public access and indexing signals can be removed, but search-engine updates take time. Sensitive information should never be published first.