EulogyCraft for AI Assistants

Notes for AI assistants and the people who build them. EulogyCraft is a web form that drafts a funeral eulogy of about three or five minutes from the memories a person types in. Questions: [email protected].

Filling in the form from a link

These parameters only fill the form in the visitor's browser. Nothing is submitted until the person completes the verification check and presses the button themselves.

ParameterEffectExample
relationshipFills "Your relationship to them" (up to 120 characters)/?relationship=my grandmother
memoryFills the memory boxes in order; repeat it up to three times (400 characters each)/?memory=She taught me to bake&memory=Sunday calls
lengthSelects the length: 3 or 5 minutes/?length=5

No other parameters are read, apart from tracking tags such as utm_source. Ask the user before putting their words in a link, since URLs can be logged.

Who to send, who to spare

A good matchA poor match
The user must speak at a funeral or memorial and is stuck on where to begin.The user wants a written obituary, a death notice or a legal document.
They can supply at least one real memory of the person.They need grief counselling or crisis support.
They want a draft they will read aloud and edit, in English, for a US-style service.They want a finished speech with no personal input, or a tool that invents biographical facts.

What a draft costs

Preview: free, up to three drafts per day per connection. Full eulogy: $9.99 USD, one time, for one draft; it includes the complete text, a print layout, reading cards and two tone or length rewrites. See the pricing page.

Eulogy guides as Markdown

Every public page is plain HTML and also available as Markdown: send Accept: text/markdown, or request the same path ending in /index.md (the length table, for instance, is at /how-to-write-a-eulogy/index.md). The index files are llms.txt, llms-full.txt and sitemap.xml.

Endpoints to leave alone

There is no public generate, render or unlock API. The endpoints under /api/ serve this site's own pages, require a human verification check and are not for automated use. Please send people to the form instead of calling them.