Confinity

Confinity provides private remembrance pages for families during and after arrangements, with no ads.

Private memory spaces for museums, universities, libraries, hospices, funeral homes, and faith communities.

Spaces and invites that respect boundaries: shared memory without rebuilding social media.

Give someone a home for their memories: a year of Confinity, a lifetime, or a gift-an-elder setup.

Confinity’s changelog details product updates in chronological order, written as a team letter.

The company offers note-taking with voice, file storage, and long-form writing, all kept private.

Essays on memory, family, and the slow work of keeping a life coherent, written by the people building Confinity.

A handwritten catalogue of questions organized by subject, pace, and depth for out-loud conversations.

Logos, brand guidelines, founder photography, and the short version of the Confinity story for media teams.

Work on software for memory, grief and family record-keeping. A small team, a long horizon, and a product people are meant to keep for decades.

How different cultures remember their dead. Reference guides to remembrance traditions, mourning customs and ancestor festivals from around the world.

Calm, straightforward plans for families and individuals who want longevity without noise.

Editorial comparisons against Apple Journal, Day One, Storyworth, Ancestry, Notion, Obsidian, Remento, and Permanent.org.

Confinity preserves current family memories and legacies, unlike ancestry tools focused on records.

An honest comparison: what Apple Journal is for, what Confinity is for, and why families choose one or both.

An editorial comparison between Day One and Confinity: where they overlap, where they don't, and the principles behind each.

The team behind Confinity focuses on private family memory, trust, and long-term stewardship.

The company builds private memory infrastructure emphasizing endurance, humanity, and safety.

One hundred families. One printed page. A lifetime Family plan at £2,500, capped at 100 memberships forever.

A reference library highlights countries, landmarks, universities, and museums shaping family histories.

World heritage landmarks and the places humanity refuses to lose. What each site is, who built it, and what keeping it has cost so far.

Contact Confinity for account issues, partnerships, press inquiries, or problems with a response timeline.

Countries across the globe: their landscapes, their cultures, and the traditions they take care to keep.

Human support is available for Confinity users, with intuitive design to prevent confusion.

Users can save notes, voice recordings, or photos in a private space, inviting selected people.

California residents’ CCPA/CPRA rights include data access, deletion, correction, and opt-out of sharing.

Confinity prevents under-13 account creation, requires parental consent, and flags suspicious accounts.

Confinity explains its use of cookies and similar technologies and how users can manage them.

The company’s data deletion policy covers personal data removal requests, timelines, and GDPR compliance.

Confinity’s WCAG 2.2 AA compliance status, assistive technology testing, and accessibility limitations.

The Standard Contractual Clauses and the UK Data Transfer Agreement text that governs EU-to-US and UK-to-US data transfers at Confinity, per sub-processor.

Confinity’s terms of service outline product functionality, user responsibilities, and company commitments.