A free piece of the real Final Peace app — nothing to install, nothing uploaded
Want to see how easy Final Peace is to use?
Our whole application works like this page. Save a treasure— the quilt, the ring, the sword from that trip in '78. Give it a photo, its story, and what you'd like done with it. Two minutes, and you'll have your first real card — printable, yours to keep — and your answer.
Wondering if it would suit your mom or dad? Make a card together — you'll know in ten minutes.
Your cards stay in this browser on this device — nothing is sent anywhere unless you ask us to email them to you.
Here's what a finished card looks like:
Grandma Ruth's quilt
Hand-stitched on the farm outside Abilene, winter of 1931. The other six quilts in that closet are from the thrift store — this is the one that matters.
Where it is: linen closet, top shelf, in the blue zippered bag
What should happen to it: To Sarah — she's the one who always asked about it.
📷 Photo coming — next time I walk past the closet.
The sword over the workbench
Brought back from Okinawa by your great-uncle Frank in 1946. Yes, it's real. No, the one in the garage is not — that one's from a flea market in 1988.
Approximate value: get it appraised — could be significant
What should happen to it: Offer it to the county historical society first.
You don't need the thing in your hands — you know these stories by heart. Start with just a name.
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Not near your treasures right now — or planning to do this together on Sunday?
Email yourself the link. It takes five seconds, and the stories will still be there.
The full kit holds every treasure — and everything a card should never hold
Final Peace is this same gentle experience across ten guided sections: unlimited treasure cards, plus the private things that don't belong on paper — accounts, passwords, PINs, who to call, final wishes — locked on your own encrypted key that never touches the internet. Keep your cards file: the kit's “Bring In My Treasure Cards” button adds these cards to your key in one click — photos, stories, and all.