A woman at golden hour looking at her phone, with an enlarged preview of the app showing a pinned resting place on a map

My Final Resting Place™

Know exactly
where they are.

Permanently record the exact resting place of someone you love, so their location is never lost to time.

From a cemetery or scattering place to an ocean, forest, garden or somewhere uniquely meaningful.

Why this exists

Families lose the place.

Not the memory of the person — the place. It is astonishingly common, and it is nobody’s fault.

01

The exact place is known only to a few—and over time, that knowledge can disappear.

Whoever arranged the burial holds the details — which cemetery, which section, who to call. Often the details go with them.

02

The plot number is written on a folded certificate, tucked away in a drawer.

Section, row, lot, grave. Written down once, on paper, in a house that will one day be cleared out.

03

“Somewhere near the big oak” is not an address anyone can follow.

A hillside, a memorial tree, a reef, a stretch of coast. Nothing is marked, and the family memory of the spot drifts a little further every year.

Not only cemeteries

Wherever they rest.

A traditional burial, ashes scattered on a hillside, a placement at sea, a tree in a forest, a quiet garden. If the family chose it, it can be recorded, and it will not be lost.

Burial Sites

Burial Sites

Section, row, lot and grave, with the exact coordinates.

Scattering Places

Scattering Places

A lakeshore or hillside, pinned where the ashes were released.

Oceans and Coasts

Oceans and Coasts

A reef or stretch of coast, with weather and tides to plan a visit.

Forests and Gardens

Forests and Gardens

A tree, a bench, a quiet corner that meant something.

The place is the anchor

The place first. Then the story.

GPS coordinates and location details keep the resting place from being lost. A personal tribute — photographs, the person’s story and meaningful memories — is connected to it, so future generations can find the place and understand who rests there.

How it works

Five steps, about ten minutes.

You need a name, a place, and — if you have it — the plot number. If you do not have the plot number yet, record the rest now and add it later.

Create an account
Record a resting place

A place to return to

Keep the place.
Keep the story.

Preserve the exact location and the memories connected to it, so the people who come after you can always find their way back.

01

Pin the Place

Stand where they rest and capture precise GPS coordinates from your phone, or place the pin on a map later from home. A burial, a scattering place, the ocean, a forest, a garden, a tree or a bench.

Pin the Place
02

Find It Again

Keep the exact coordinates and plot details together, then navigate straight back to the spot — even years from now.

Find It Again
03

Details That Identify the Place

Record landmarks, plot numbers and notes, and add photographs of the surroundings so anyone can recognise the spot when they arrive.

Details That Identify the Place
04

Shared Securely, Kept for Generations

Share the resting place only with the family members you choose, and keep the information safe for the generations who come after.

Shared Securely, Kept for Generations
05

Weather & Tides

A helpful extra for coastlines and natural places: see the conditions — and for ocean scatterings, the tides — before you set out.

Weather & Tides

More than a pin on a map

The place is only part of the story.

Along with the exact location, create a lasting tribute that keeps their name, story, photographs and resting place together — so future generations know both where to find them and who they were.

One place. One story. Preserved for generations.

A hand holding a phone showing a memorial profile with the person's portrait and the Where They Rest location card on a map of the Pacific Northwest coast

For the people who come after

Record it once.
Find it for generations.

The exact place. The person’s story. Peace of mind.