Saylavy is a digital legacy app for the parts of life nobody else can record - words, voices, wishes, the story of the people and pets you love, kept safe so nothing important gets lost to time.
“Boxes of photos, no passwords, a thousand small questions no one knew to ask.”
Cynthia started Saylavy after watching the same scramble play out, family after family. Her answer wasn’t another spreadsheet - it was a place. Software background, lifelong curiosity about what people leave behind, and a stubborn belief that this part of life deserves better design than what we’ve given it.
“Endings deserve the same care as beginnings.”
Eugen thinks about mortality the way most people think about morning coffee - with curiosity, not flinching. A mix of engineering and psychology, which at Saylavy translates into tools that don’t look away from the hard parts: who finds what, when, and how.
A small product, growing slowly. Here's where we've been.
Saylavy starts as a small idea: one careful page per person, built by hand. The first Memory Page is published in December - a grandfather, his garden, his recipes.
Time Capsules ship. Proof of Life check-ins start running quietly in the background. Funeral Planning opens to a closed beta. Saylavy becomes more than a single page.
Memory Pages get mirrored to orbit. AI Profile enters early access - first for everyone who built a page in the first two years. The archive moves above the clouds.
Record messages, plan ahead, and stay close to the people who matter - wherever you are. Available on iOS and Android.
