I built Reqiem after losing someone dear — and being unable to visit their grave because of the war in Ukraine. For everyone separated from the places where their loved ones rest. Create memory pages with photos, biography, candles and flowers — start free, share with family anywhere in the world.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Maxim, a self-taught developer from Eastern Ukraine, where a full-scale war has been going on for over 4 years now.
After losing someone very dear to me, I couldn't even attend the funeral — and still can't visit the grave. The war made it impossible.
That emptiness wouldn't leave me. I started looking for a service where I could preserve the memory of someone I loved — a place to honor them: leave flowers, write something about them, or light a candle, even a virtual one. Everything I found was either a cold, soulless archive — or QR codes for gravestones.
Nothing felt right. So I built Reqiem.
A place where you can create a beautiful memory page for someone you've lost. Photos, biography, life dates, virtual candles and flowers. Private or public. Accessible from any device, anywhere in the world.
It started as something personal. Then I shared it with friends — and they started creating pages too. For parents, grandparents, friends. Someone even created one for their beloved pet.
It's free to start. Because grief has no price tag.
I'd love to hear your thoughts — and if you've ever lost someone you couldn't say goodbye to, this was built for you 🙏
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Hey everyone!
Glad to see my friend and Reqiem co-founder finally on Product Hunt — Zhenya (@kuchma) joined a couple of days ago, and now I can officially add him to the team as the co-founder of this product.
Zhenya is my childhood friend. We grew up together in Eastern Ukraine, and both of us lost loved ones we couldn't say goodbye to because of the war. Reqiem started as a sketch on a paper napkin between the two of us — and now we're building it side by side.
Also wanted to share: we just launched a blog. There's only one article so far, but it's the start of a longer journey — we'll be writing about memory, distance, traditions of remembrance, and everything that matters to those who are far from home. First article here: reqiem.com/blog/kak-pomyanut-blizkogo-na-rasstoyanii
Thanks to everyone who upvoted, commented, and shared. It means more than you think.
If you've lost someone you can't be near — Reqiem is free, always. Try it: reqiem.com
Congrats on your launch & sorry for your loss you couldn't have picked a better way to commemorate them
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Thank you so much, Naim! That means a lot. This project is very personal to me, and knowing it resonates with people gives me strength to keep building 🙏
Hey everyone!
Glad to see my friend and Reqiem co-founder finally on Product Hunt — Zhenya (@kuchma) joined a couple of days ago, and now I can officially add him to the team as the co-founder of this product.
Zhenya is my childhood friend. We grew up together in Eastern Ukraine, and both of us lost loved ones we couldn't say goodbye to because of the war. Reqiem started as a sketch on a paper napkin between the two of us — and now we're building it side by side.
Also wanted to share: we just launched a blog. There's only one article so far, but it's the start of a longer journey — we'll be writing about memory, distance, traditions of remembrance, and everything that matters to those who are far from home. First article here: reqiem.com/blog/kak-pomyanut-blizkogo-na-rasstoyanii
Thanks to everyone who upvoted, commented, and shared. It means more than you think.
If you've lost someone you can't be near — Reqiem is free, always. Try it: reqiem.com
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Congrats on your launch & sorry for your loss you couldn't have picked a better way to commemorate them