Can one person publish a memorial alone?
No. Publishing always requires confirmation from your family's verifiers β no single person can do it alone.
How It Works
How Ancestra Works
A simple, family-controlled way to preserve your loved ones' memory β from reserving a space to publishing a permanent memorial.
The Basics
How the Grounds Are Organized
"Ancestra is organized into heritage zones. Within each zone, families reserve a cluster β a shared space. Each cluster holds individual memorial spaces for family members."
Universe
The World
The complete expanse of heritage grounds, structured for permanence.
Division
Heritage Zones
Thematic territories β Founding, Cultural, Geographic, or Religious.
Ownership
Family Clusters
Your private reserved grounds containing individual spaces.
Record
Individual Spaces
The permanent activated record of an individual's legacy.
Step by Step
Setting Up a Memorial
Step 1
Reserve a Cluster
Your family reserves a cluster β a shared space within a heritage zone. You choose how many spaces it holds when you reserve it.
Step 2
Add Family Members
Each space in your cluster can be given to a living relative or someone who has already passed. Adding someone doesn't publish their memorial yet.
Step 3
Family Confirms
When it's time to publish a memorial, your family's trusted verifiers must confirm it first. This isn't automatic or instant.
Step 4
Memorial Goes Live
Once confirmed and the waiting period passes, the memorial becomes permanent β showing their name, years, and tribute.
Common Questions
Still Wondering?
Can a memorial be taken down once it's live?
No. Once a memorial is published, it stays as a permanent record.
Can two families share one cluster?
No. Every cluster belongs to a single family.
Ready When You Are
Begin Your Family's Legacy
Reserve a permanent space in a heritage zone and honour your lineage for generations.