The same practical support families get through Bereave at work - available directly to your family. Plan ahead, work through what comes next, and share the load with the people you trust.
One-time purchase - Lifetime access - Invite up to 5 family members
Family workspace4 people
One plan. Shared together.
DONERequest death certificates
2Contact life insurance
3Plan the memorial
Bereave at home
Loss comes with a lot to figure out.
When someone dies, families can be handed more than 150 unfamiliar tasks while they are trying to grieve.
Bereave gives your family a place to start. It turns the work into a plan, explains the next steps in plain language, and lets everyone work on it together.
And before a loss, AfterNotes helps you answer the decisions your family would otherwise be left guessing about.
01 · PrepareCapture wishes, contacts and important details before they are needed.
02 · NavigateGet practical guidance and the right checklist after a loss.
03 · ShareBring family in, divide the work and keep everyone coordinated.
Practical steps, family coordination, preparation and grief resources - without needing access through an employer.
After-loss checklists
Next step: Contact the life insurance provider
Turn 150+ unfamiliar tasks into a plan.
Step-by-step guidance through funeral planning, insurance, banks, accounts, estates, mail and more - in an order that makes sense.
Immediate next stepsStart here
Accounts & insuranceGuided
Estate & belongingsGuided
Family collaboration
Invite family to share the load
Don't make one grieving person do everything.
Invite up to five family members, divide responsibilities and see what has already been handled - without a mess of texts and spreadsheets.
Family workspace4 people
Tasks shared8 assigned
ProgressEveryone can see it
AfterNotes
Capture wishes before they're needed
Most legal documents don't answer the everyday questions families still face: who to call first, flowers or donations, music, important contacts, funeral preferences and dozens more.
Leave your family fewer decisions.
My AfterNotes75 answered
MusicWhat should be played?
PeopleWho should be called first?
ServicesFlowers or donations?
InformationWhere is it kept?
Grief navigation
Help that changes as grief changes.
Find support based on the relationship and stage of grief, plus practical resources for the weeks and months that follow.
One family workspace
Keep the important stuff together.
Your plan, tasks, people, resources and AfterNotes live in the same experience, so your family has one place to return to.
AfterNotes
Grieve without guessing.
AfterNotes gives you one place to document the personal details your family may need someday — from funeral wishes and people to call to accounts, contacts and other decisions a will does not cover.
100+ decisions, handled ahead of time. Capture the details your family would otherwise have to figure out while grieving.
Share it with the people you trust. Invite up to 5 others and give family members view-only access.
Keep it current for life. Update and export your AfterNotes anytime.
Get the family side of Bereave directly, with lifetime access and no subscription.
One place for your family to prepare and navigate loss.
This is more than AfterNotes. Your family gets the practical tools built into the Bereave employee experience, directly.
Personalized after-loss checklistsFamily sharing and task coordinationAfterNotes planningGrief and practical resourcesUp to 5 additional family membersLifetime access
Is this the same Bereave companies offer employees?
This gives families direct access to the family-facing Bereave experience without needing an employer-sponsored benefit. Employer plans can include additional workplace, manager and HR support.
Is this just AfterNotes?
No. AfterNotes is included, but Bereave for Families also includes after-loss checklists, family collaboration and coordination, and practical and grief resources.
Is AfterNotes a will or estate plan?
No. AfterNotes is a non-legal organizer for the wishes, preferences, contacts and practical information that traditional estate documents often do not cover.
Can we use Bereave if a loss already happened?
Yes. Families can use the guided after-loss experience to understand what comes next, divide responsibilities and keep track of what has been handled.
How many family members can I invite?
You can invite up to five additional family members to participate.
Give your family a place to turn.
Prepare what you can now. And when loss happens, make the next step a little easier to find.
“Every single question was relevant and made me think about how I need to be more prepared for the sake of my loved ones. It has left me both impressed with the platform and also a little uneasy that I need to get started.
“Love the simplicity, organization and that it helps simplify/streamline for your loved ones. Things like 'how do you want to be dressed' may not be something that you think about but when it comes time and your loved one (spouse, child, etc.) is asked that question, it can be heartbreaking and confusing.”
"I really love this concept of the 'Top 10' questions to get started. It makes it feel less daunting then having to go through all 100 questions at once.These are things I probably would have never thought of.. this is beyond helpful. This is like the TurboTax for grief planning."
"As someone who unexpectedly lost a family member this year that had NONE of this done, my wife and I are more determined than ever to ensure our family doesn’t have to go through that with us."