About TributeMap

A place to remember

TributeMap began with a simple idea: that memories of people, places and moments belong somewhere. Not hidden on a phone, not lost in a timeline, but visible, at the place where it happened.

A tribute can be about someone you've lost. But also about a bench by a canal where your father liked to sit. Or about the bend in a forest path where you spoke for the last time. Or a pet that slept beside you for sixteen years. They all belong here.

We build TributeMap with care, at a calm pace. No ads, no third-party trackers, no pop-ups. Every tribute is read before we publish it. Every memory passes by the tribute's owner. What ends up here, belongs here.

Our principles

Calm over density

Better one good line than ten noisy ones. Better space than a menu of buttons.

Owner in control

Whoever creates a tribute decides which memories appear. We only step in if something is reported, and we tell you when we do.

Privacy as starting point

You decide whether a location is shown precisely or only approximately. Your email is never shown publicly. No tracking.

How it works

  1. 1

    You share a tribute

    A title, a spot on the map, a story, optionally a photo.

  2. 2

    We review with care

    People, not algorithms. A moment to read, then we publish.

  3. 3

    It lands on the map

    For family and friends to visit, for strangers to discover.

Who's behind this

TributeMap is maintained by Johan and family. Every tribute and every memory is read personally, usually within a day. We visit tributes ourselves regularly as family outings, which is why we know how much a good place can mean. Questions or remarks? Feel free to write to info@tributemap.com.

Support TributeMap

TributeMap runs without ads or trackers. We pay for hosting and the care around it ourselves. A small contribution helps keep the site calm and ad-free, nothing more, nothing less.

Make a contribution

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