Background
When I lost my grandmother and one of my closest friends, something felt deeply wrong. Not because they were gone, but because people that important seemed expected to simply fade.
We built HeartChime to make remembrance feel active again: thoughtful moments that reach you naturally, the way your loved ones once did.
HeartChime began from a simple tension: life keeps moving, even when your heart does not. We wanted to build a gentler way to stay connected to the people who shaped us most.
When I lost my grandmother and one of my closest friends, something felt deeply wrong. Not because they were gone, but because people that important seemed expected to simply fade.
While they were here, connection was proactive: check-ins, texts, calls, little reminders of love. After loss, remembrance turns reactive. We wait for grief to force us back into memory.
HeartChime brings that proactive feeling back. Their memory can reach you naturally when moments happen that would have mattered to them.
Maybe your dad's alma mater wins, or it's your grandma's birthday. We help those moments feel shared, not solitary.
We blend timeless memory with modern delivery: your photos, stories, and details that made them who they were, surfaced in ways that still feel human.
We honor who they really were. HeartChime will never misrepresent your loved one or use AI in a deceiving way. Every memory, message, and moment is designed to reflect the real person you knew.
If they made your life better while they were here, it only makes sense they'd continue to. We'd bet you feel the same. That's what's called legacy.