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Room signage
Occupancy, schedules and advertising on any television, managed remotely from the cloud.
Software for funeral homes, pet crematoriums and insurers
When the family arrives, their name is already on the door.
Also for those who cannot come: digital wakes and memory walls that bring closer anyone who is far away.
Two months' trial under your own brand. A fully working demonstration, with no commitment.
Perhaps a farewell does not end when the lights go out in the room.
We believe the most valuable technology is the kind you do not see but do feel. The kind that brings closer those who are far away, that lets people share what they feel at the hardest moments, and that turns a farewell into a memory which lasts. Because behind every ceremony there is a story, a family and a love that deserves to stay alive.
What we do
Three solutions on one platform
They are bought separately and share the same technology, panel and support.
Funeral homes and funeral parlours
Digital wakes, obituaries, room signage, death notices, memory walls, live streaming and a shop.
See the solutionPet crematoriums
Collections, cremation certificates, digital signature, delivery notes sent straight to your invoicing software, and private access for veterinary clinics.
See the solutionDigital legacies
Last wishes, a notarised digital will, posthumous messages, the right to be forgotten and a panel for executors and funeral homes.
See the solutionNo commitment
Try it two months at your funeral home, under your brand
We do not show you a video or a cut-down account. We hand you a fully working demonstration, branded with your company's logo and colours, and you have it for two months to use properly with your own services.
Request the demonstration- The complete software, with nothing held back
- Your brand from day one
- Training for your team included
- No minimum term
In the room
Distance should not stop anyone from saying goodbye
From the wake room, family and friends share photographs, messages and memories by WhatsApp with their loved ones anywhere in the world. Everyone takes part in the tribute and feels closer, and those who are far away find a way to say goodbye and begin to grieve.
No apps, no sign-ups and no complications.
Since 2012
When we started, not one wake room had a screen
Figures taken from the platform. Data as of October 2026.
189active funeral homes
16countries
81.550memory walls
719.583condolences published
How it works
The same room, set up however the funeral home prefers
Portrait or landscape, with each company's template, textures and colours: marble, wood, stone or themed videos. Tap to rotate the screen.
- 1The funeral home publishes the service
At the scheduled time, the screen drops the advertising and shows the person's MemorialWall, with the funeral home's brand and colours.
- 2The family scans a code
From a phone, in the room or ten thousand kilometres away. A condolence, a photograph, a candle.
- 3The wall does not switch off
It is still there afterwards, reachable by QR on an urn, a headstone or a keepsake.
- 4Between one service and the next, the screen works
When the room is empty it does not go black: it shows advertising, your services, notices or whatever content you choose. Everything is configurable and changed remotely from the cloud.
New for 2026 · Interactive ceremonies
The room stops feeling cold.
The farewell fills with feeling.
The ceremony room has barely changed in generations: a speaker, some chairs, a little live music and not much else. Interactive MemorialWall puts the memories the family has uploaded on the walls, directed live from a tablet or a phone.
The photographs people have uploaded, one by one, with who uploaded them and what they wrote.
Run from a tablet or a phone, with nothing else to touch
Whoever leads the ceremony picks the scene and sends it to the screens when the moment comes: it is previewed in the hand and then sent to the room, with no cables to connect and no rehearsals. With the Android app or from a browser, on the device you already have.
The video runs at high resolution, so there is a mini computer behind it driving the scenes. It is installed once, it stays in the cabinet and nobody touches it again: whoever leads the ceremony only sees the tablet.
- From a tablet or a phoneAn Android app or a web browser, on the device you already have at the funeral home.
- Up to three outputs, and you choose what goes on each oneOne screen, two or three projectors. Each output shows its own thing, or they all show the same at once.
- Nine scenes as standard, and any others you need made to measureIf you are missing a particular rite or a farewell of your own, we design it and it stays saved in your account.
- Works with any television or projectorIt runs on the equipment you already have installed, and on PPDS Philips professional displays.*
- The funeral home's brand, alwaysBetween one scene and the next the room returns to the logo, not to a black screen.
- The music of each ceremony, under controlAdd the songs you need and decide when to play them. Speaker mode lowers the volume only while someone is talking and brings it back when they finish.
- Effects for every momentStars, sparkles, hearts, musical notes… whatever the farewell calls for.
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Unlike the digital wake, this system does need a mini computer: it handles high-resolution video, and the screens' own memory cannot hold all the content.
And if you need a scene that does not exist, we make it for you
The scenes come ready made, but no two funeral homes hold a ceremony the same way. We design the ones you are missing —a particular rite, a welcome screen with your identity, the farewell that closes the ceremony— and they stay saved in your account for every service.
What is included
Every part of the service, solved
All of this is included in the price of the tool, with no modules to buy separately. So are the updates and improvements we release. And it runs on the equipment you already have installed.
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Memory walls
Photographs, videos and condolences that are never deleted, with a QR code of its own for each wall. What the family uploads also produces a video of the tribute, ready to play.
The funeral home's logo presides over the wall, and the wall is visited for years: on the anniversary, on the birthday, on the day someone remembers. Your brand stays in front of that family long after the service is over.
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Bespoke death notices
Each funeral home with its own design, to print in the wake room or export as PDF and PNG and share by WhatsApp, web or social media. With QR and NFC, the wall opens by holding up a phone, with nothing to type.
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Built-in shop
Flowers, donations and products with a PayPal gateway. One hundred per cent of the income is the funeral home's.
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Streaming and live broadcasts
Family and friends attend the ceremony without travelling. It is streamed with the cameras or devices the funeral home already has, branded with its logo and colours. Setup and service are included, at no extra cost to funeral homes or families.
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Lead capture
Every entry in a tribute triggers a sequence of scheduled emails. You will know whether they are opened and whether the recipient is interested in taking out funeral cover.
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Quality surveys
By WhatsApp or email, with an automatic alert whenever a rating is negative.
Digital Frame
The finest tribute, still present at home
A physical, heartfelt keepsake that lets families hold on to their loved one's tribute after the ceremony.
Delivered branded as your own
With the family's photographs, memories and content, and the funeral home's brand always in view.
It synchronises by itself
All the content arrives automatically from the memory wall over wi-fi.
Packaging at no cost
Tellmebye helps you create bespoke packaging for your funeral home at no cost.
Pets
A dignified farewell for them too
The same system, built for pet crematoriums: the family says goodbye to their pet from the funeral home's wake room or from home, and the crematorium keeps full control of collections and automatically issues the certificates and the paperwork vets need.
For the family
- Your memory wallPhotographs, videos and messages from those who loved her. Nothing is deleted: it stays there.
- Shared by WhatsAppOne link and that is it. Nobody has to install anything or sign up.
- The cremation, liveAnyone who wants to be there can do so from the television or the computer at home.
- The tribute in the roomWhat the family has uploaded appears on the screen in the farewell room.
For the crematorium
- Vets request the collectionThey log in to their own area, request it —individual or collective— and download certificates and collection notes without having to ring anyone. As of today, 5,608 vets are registered and using Tellmebye.
- CertificatesThe cremation certificate comes from the same place where the collection was logged.
- Your own shopUrns, plaques and keepsakes, paid by card or PayPal.
- Quality surveysThey are sent by tablet, WhatsApp or email, and complaints are logged and followed up.
- It works with what you already useWorks with Factusol at no setup cost, or with your own ERP through our free API.
Technology
It works with any television. And with Philips, better still
474 screens connected in rooms all over the world. PPDS, the professional division of Philips, is our official screen supplier.
- Professional-grade screens
Built to stay on all day in a wake room, not domestic televisions.
- PPDS Wave, control from the cloud
The PPDS platform for installing, controlling and maintaining the screens remotely: the status of every unit, alerts, screenshots and firmware updates in batches, without travelling to the funeral home.
- Lower consumption
The Philips EcoDesign ranges run on less than half the power of equivalents of the same size. From Wave you can lower the brightness or switch off empty rooms.
- Three-year on-site warranty
Philips professional displays carry a three-year warranty with on-site service: if one fails, it is seen to where it is installed.
Philips UltraWide
Ultra-wide professional display for room information
A long format that fits where an ordinary television will not: above a door, along a corridor, over the reception desk. A single screen carries the photograph, the name, the room and the full timetable of the service, with the funeral home's brand, managed remotely from the cloud. It works just as well for a wake as for a pet cremation, with the furnace assigned and the time of the live stream.
Philips ePaper
Professional e-ink displays
Keep showing the finest tribute even in churches, gardens, memorial woodlands, hearses or any space with no electricity supply.
The professional Philips ePaper display becomes a true digital canvas, able to hold the chosen image permanently, with the elegance of a framed picture and the reliability of a professional product.
- 13"
- 25"
- 32"
Tellmebye and PPDS Philips interview
Tellmebye and Philips in 4K
Philips Tableaux, the ePaper that works without electricity
Technology partners
Certified integration with the sector's ERPs: Gesmemori, ProcaF by CDigital and Factusol. Service details are entered only once. With our WebService API you can connect Tellmebye to Make, Zapier, n8n, Workato or Power Automate. Infrastructure on Amazon AWS, with mirrored servers on two continents.
Support
A WhatsApp group with your funeral home
When we start, we open a WhatsApp group with your team and ours. A screen that will not come on, an obituary that has to go out, a room that changes at the last minute: you tell us there, in writing or with a photo, without raising a ticket or going through a switchboard.
We work with funeral homes in 16 countries and the hours do not always overlap. The group means no time is lost: the message is there in writing, the whole team sees it and whoever can gets to it first.
If you wish, you can also take out content supervision 365 days a year: we check what goes out on the screens to prevent offensive images or insults, and we even correct spelling in the condolences. It is optional. If you would rather handle it yourself, we train your team or a family member appointed as administrator free of charge.
Infrastructure
Two continents, mirrored data and Amazon AWS
Our servers are hosted with two different companies, on different continents, and backed by a redundant data system.
They are synchronised with Amazon AWS, which guarantees high-speed traffic and exceptional security to protect all the information.
API
Web service for developers and automation
Our web service syncs the data with your invoicing software, so services do not have to be entered twice.
If you already use an ERP such as PROCAF by Cdigital, Gesmemori or Factusol, the system is integrated and certified. If you use another, implementation and use of the API are free.
And if you work with iPaaS automation systems, the API fits straight into them:
- Make
- Zapier
- n8n
- Workato
- Power Automate
Clients
Who works with us
Some of the funeral homes and crematoriums using Tellmebye every day in Spain, Latin America and the United States.
Javier Servan Delgado
General Manager CFO
Jardines de la Paz · Peru Watch their testimonial
Jardines de la Paz · Peru Watch their testimonial
Ricardo Anaya
General Manager CFO
Grupo Funerario el Ángel · Mexico Watch their testimonial
Grupo Funerario el Ángel · Mexico Watch their testimonial
Clients
Sixteen countries since 2012
We started in a single room in Mataró. Today there are funeral homes working with Tellmebye in Spain, in fourteen Latin American countries and in the United States.
Mexico
Quote
Technology for great farewells. An investment within your funeral home's reach.
Tell us about your funeral home and we will put together a quote for you. The more branches and wake rooms, the better the figure comes out.
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We reply within 24 working hours. If you need something sooner, message us on WhatsApp at 687 774 395 or call 93 798 81 22.
More about Tellmebye
Recognition, press and other lines of work we are involved in.
Awards and exhibitions
Awarded for innovation when almost nobody was looking at this sector
In 2014 we received Barcelona's eAward for innovation, two years after starting and the same year we launched the first digital wake. In 2024, the Funergal award for the best promotion in the sector.
In 2014 we showed the world's first digital wake
It was in Guadalajara, Mexico, our first trade fair. We presented, as a world first, the screen that replaced the book of condolences, and it worked: when the other stands were already being taken down, we were still there showing the platform to business owners who did not want to leave.
Ever since, we take whatever we have just built to every trade fair.
Press
They have talked about what we do
TVE Canal 24h
Original recordings from our early years, on television in Spain and Mexico.
Canal SurenRed programmeSpain · 1:45 TV AztecaNoticias HechosMexico · 2:20 TVE Canal 24hEmprende programmeSpain · 0:56
Innovation · 2022
The first funeral home in the metaverse
With virtual reality headsets, visitors walk through the funeral home, attend services in the chapel, leave condolences on the memory screens and step into the flower shop. We built it in March 2022 for a client.
Our story
It all began with a promise: that memories would not be lost.
Before building technology to preserve legacies, I came across a story that made me understand what a message can be worth when it can no longer be said in person.
Clarisa is my friend. When she received a serious diagnosis, I was left turning over something she had never asked me for: how a mother might go on speaking to her small son long afterwards. What she would want to leave him. How she would want him to remember her.
I had been programming since I was twelve and had two small children. Putting myself in her place put me in my own, and the question stopped being hers and became anyone's: what do I want to leave behind, who should receive it and when.
I thought about her photographs, her videos, her last wishes. But above all I thought about the words: messages prepared to arrive later on, at the moment they would be needed.
That was when I understood that a digital legacy was not a matter of files, passwords or documents. It was a way of looking after the people we love.
That is why I began to build Tellmebye: first so that my friend could leave hers, and then so that anyone could. The technology was the means. What mattered was always the people.
Carlos Jiménez LajaraFounder of Tellmebye
There are messages that deserve to arrive.
There are memories that deserve to remain.
Thank you, Clarisa
Digital legacies
Last wishes, digital assets and trusted people
Tellmebye lets each person organise their last wishes and leave clear instructions about their personal and digital legacy.
From a single platform, the user sets out how they wish to be remembered, what to do with their online profiles, documents, photographs, accounts, files or digital belongings, and which trusted people they want each instruction assigned to.
For funeral homes it is a new way to offer funeral planning beyond the physical funeral, creating value, continuity and a long-term relationship of trust with their clients.
Animation and CGI: Marc Urtasun
May 2015
The first digital will signed before a notary in Spain
Those conversations produced a real document: a digital will, executed before a notary, naming Tellmebye as the platform entrusted with the digital estate. The case was reported publicly in December 2015 and ended up in a legal collection on legal challenges.
Would you like to see how it would work at your funeral home?
We show you the software under your own brand and with no commitment. And we leave you a fully working demonstration for two months, so you can really try it at your funeral home.