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Open the app and share your location — or search any city or cemetery by name. No sign-up needed to explore, no tracking. It just starts.
The most interesting people nearby are already dead.
A map of the remarkable dead buried around you — pulled from public records, with a lazy-loaded life story for each.
No tracking, no data on our servers.
Wikidata, Wikipedia & OpenStreetMap.
Open the app and share your location — or search any city or cemetery by name. No sign-up needed to explore, no tracking. It just starts.
A dark map and a ranked list of the notable dead around you — grouped by cemetery, sorted by distance. "138 notable souls within 10 km" — and one of them is Joey Ramone.
Tap anyone for a lazy-loaded life — dates, epitaph, a Wikipedia bio, and walking directions to the grave. Yes, Joey Ramone is 0.1 km away.
That's the intent. Cemeteries are places of remembrance, often on private property with their own rules and hours. The app grants no right of access — it asks you to obey posted hours and signage and treat every site, and the people remembered there, with respect.
Public, community-maintained sources: burial records and coordinates from Wikidata and OpenStreetMap, biographies and images from Wikipedia. Pins are cemetery-level — approximate, not an exact plot — so always verify before you travel.
No. Your coordinates are sent to those public services only as part of a search query, and never stored by us. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
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