PawsLullaby turns one pet's real story into one online pet memorial: a personalized song, memorial video from your photos and clips, and letters you can read and reply to over time. Keep it private or share it when you choose. Free preview, then $39 once.
Hi Product Hunt — I'm the maker of PawsLullaby.
When I looked at pet memorial products, I kept finding one piece at a time: a photo page here, a slideshow there, or a song made somewhere else. The person remembering their pet had to keep retelling the same story.
I built PawsLullaby around a simpler idea: tell that story once, then keep the personalized song, memorial video, Memory page and letters together. The letters arrive over time, can be replied to, and can be paused.
The complete Charlie sample is public, so you can hear the song, watch the memorial video and read one shared letter before deciding whether the idea works:
https://pawslullaby.com/en/sampl...
The preview is free. One finished memorial is a one-time $39 unlock, with no subscription.
After you open Charlie, I'd love to know one thing: does this feel like one memorial, or still like several features?
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Tried the preview last night with my old dog's photos and the song actually captured his goofy little personality, not just generic pet stuff. Wish I'd had something like this when we lost him years ago.
@gler63kh Thank you for trying it with your dog’s photos, Güler. I’m sorry you had to say goodbye to him. Hearing that the song caught his goofy little personality—not just “generic pet stuff”—is exactly what I hoped PawsLullaby could do. Thank you for trusting me with a little piece of his story.
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The idea of writing letters back and forth with a memorial feels quietly powerful, like the product understands grief is ongoing rather than a moment.
@derya69sb Thank you, Derya. That’s exactly why I made the letters part of the memorial. Grief doesn’t end when a song or video is finished, and what we want to say can change over time. I wanted to leave room for that connection to continue, without putting a deadline on it.
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Tried the preview last night with my old dog's photos and the song actually captured his goofy little personality, not just generic pet stuff. Wish I'd had something like this when we lost him years ago.
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@gler63kh Thank you for trying it with your dog’s photos, Güler. I’m sorry you had to say goodbye to him. Hearing that the song caught his goofy little personality—not just “generic pet stuff”—is exactly what I hoped PawsLullaby could do. Thank you for trusting me with a little piece of his story.
The idea of writing letters back and forth with a memorial feels quietly powerful, like the product understands grief is ongoing rather than a moment.
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@derya69sb Thank you, Derya. That’s exactly why I made the letters part of the memorial. Grief doesn’t end when a song or video is finished, and what we want to say can change over time. I wanted to leave room for that connection to continue, without putting a deadline on it.