About GraiverCode
What is GraiverCode?
GraiverCode lets you create a beautiful online memorial page for someone you love — with their story, photographs, family history, and tributes — and connect it to their resting place with a weatherproof QR plaque. Anyone who visits the grave can scan the code with their phone and discover the full story of a life.
Is creating a memorial free?
Yes — creating and hosting a memorial page is completely free, forever. There is no subscription and your memorial will never be taken down for non-payment. We earn revenue from optional products like QR plaques and candle bundles, not from holding memories hostage.
Will my memorial page ever expire or be deleted?
No. Memorial pages are hosted indefinitely at no cost. Only the page owner can delete a memorial. We believe a memorial should be as permanent as the love behind it.
Who can create a memorial?
Anyone 18 or older with a free account — family members, friends, gravekeepers, funeral professionals, and genealogists all use GraiverCode. During creation we ask your relationship to the person, which is kept for our records and is not shown publicly.
Memorial pages
Can I edit a memorial after creating it?
Yes, at any time. Open your memorial while signed in and use the Edit button to update the story, dates, photos, family details, and more. Memorials are living pages — many families keep adding memories for years.
Can I add photos? Can old photos be improved?
Yes. Page owners can upload a profile photo and a full photo gallery. When uploading, you can turn on auto-enhance, which gently restores contrast and color on faded or older photographs — especially helpful for scanned prints.
Who can leave comments or tributes?
Visitors can leave tributes, and signed-in members can post comments. All submissions pass through a two-layer content review (including AI-assisted moderation) to keep memorial pages respectful. As the page owner, you can also turn comments off entirely at any time from your memorial page.
Are memorial pages public?
Memorial pages are public by default so that anyone who scans the plaque or receives the link can pay their respects. If you'd like a memorial made private, contact us at
contact@graivercode.com and we'll assist you.
What are remembrance reminders?
On any memorial page, you can subscribe to receive a gentle email on the person's birthday and/or the anniversary of their passing — a small nudge to pause, remember, and light a candle in their honor. You can unsubscribe anytime by contacting us.
What are digital candles?
Candles are a quiet act of remembrance — light one on any memorial and your name appears alongside it. Candle bundles are available in the
shop, and candles in your account can be used on any memorial, anytime.
GraiverCode QR plaques
How does the QR plaque work?
Each plaque carries a unique GraiverCode. When it arrives, you scan it once to activate it and link it to your memorial (or create a new one on the spot). From then on, anyone who scans the plaque is taken straight to the memorial page. No app is required — every modern phone camera reads QR codes.
What is the plaque made of? Will it survive outdoors?
Our plaques are built for permanent outdoor placement — engraved on weatherproof, UV-resistant material designed to withstand sun, rain, and freeze-thaw cycles for many years. The QR code itself uses the highest error-correction level, meaning it stays scannable even if part of the surface is scratched or weathered.
How do I attach the plaque to a headstone?
Each plaque ships with industrial-grade weatherproof adhesive already applied — just peel and press. For best results:
- Clean the spot with the included prep wipe and let it fully dry
- Choose a smooth, polished area of the stone (the base or back work well)
- Apply in temperatures above 50°F and press firmly for 30–60 seconds
For rough or unpolished stone, a thin layer of outdoor construction adhesive from any hardware store gives the strongest hold.
Do I need permission from the cemetery?
We recommend checking with the cemetery office before placing any plaque — policies vary. Most public and private cemeteries allow small plaques on the base or back of a headstone. Veterans Affairs and national military cemeteries generally prohibit attachments to government-issued markers; in those cases families often place the plaque on a separate memorial item. See our
cemetery guidelines.
What if my plaque fades, peels, or stops scanning?
If your plaque arrives damaged or defective, contact us with a photo and we'll make it right. Our plaques are made from durable materials for outdoor use, but they are not guaranteed against fading, weathering, or wear over time — see our
refund policy for details.
Can one memorial have multiple plaques? Can a plaque be re-linked?
Yes — you can link multiple plaques to the same memorial (for example, one at the grave and one on an urn or memorial bench at home). If you need a plaque re-linked to a different memorial, contact us and we'll help.
Can I put the QR code on an urn, bench, or somewhere else?
Absolutely. Families place GraiverCodes on urns, columbarium niches, memorial benches, garden stones, and keepsakes. Anywhere the code can be scanned becomes a doorway to their story.