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Digital legacy without identity recreation
A discussion of how families can collect photographs, stories and tributes without presenting a digital record as the person who died.
For journalists & editors
Clear facts for stories about digital remembrance.
This newsroom is a direct editorial reference for Memory Continuity. It provides a factual product description, story angles, visual assets and a dedicated press route without asking reporters to sort through marketing claims.
Editorial starting points
A story idea, not a press-release blast.
For a current demonstration, a founder interview, or a contributed explainer, start with one of these specific angles and tell the press desk what your audience needs.
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Family stories with consent and context
A practical angle on asking who may contribute, who should steward shared material, and why families may want to retain their own copies.
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The limits of AI in a sensitive setting
A product demonstration can explain what AINA is shown to do with approved memorial material, and where its limits need to be understood.
Reporting notes
What is supported today.
These boundaries are here to make editorial use clearer. They help reporters distinguish the current product from broader claims about grief technology, data permanence, or physical memorial goods.
MemContinuity is a commercial service, not bereavement, health, legal, insurance, or funeral advice.
An active memorial can be shared through a QR link; service continuity is not a perpetual-availability guarantee, so independent copies matter.
The optional physical bronze memorial medallion is available only for eligible delivery addresses in Spain under the current consumer terms.
A product demonstration should be treated as a demonstration of the current interface, not as proof of an outcome for a family or a guarantee of data retention.
Direct editorial briefing
Ask for the current interface, scope, or source material.
The press desk can review a request for a product demonstration, interview, or visual asset against what is available today.
Requests & assets
Make a focused request.
Include your deadline, outlet, intended angle, interview format, and whether you need a current product demonstration or visual asset. The press desk reviews every request and can confirm availability before any interview, appointment, access, or product claim is made.
Nothing is published, quoted, or represented as a product commitment through this page. Final details should be confirmed with the press desk.
Press request
Request access or an interview
Tell the press desk what you need and when. Requests are reviewed individually; submitting this form does not grant access or book an appointment.