Terms of Service

You sign in with an email link or a passkey, so there are no passwords to lose. Your account is yours: keep your email reachable so sign-in links can find you, and don’t let someone else use your account to do things you wouldn’t do yourself.

Everything you put on a memorial page is yours: the tribute, the photos, the dates, the name only your family used. You keep all rights to it. You give us permission to store it and show it to the people you’ve chosen to share it with (that’s the whole service), and that permission ends when you delete it.

Please only upload photos and words you have the right to share. If a photo has people in it besides you, make sure they’d be okay with it being here.

Each page can be public, unlisted, or private. Unlisted pages are reachable by anyone who has the share link, so treat that link like a key: anyone you hand it to can open the door. We honor your visibility setting, but we can’t un-share a link once you’ve sent it.

People arrive at this site on some of their harder days, and grief makes everything tender. So the rule that covers all the others is simple: be gentle here. When you sign a guestbook or leave a reaction, write something you’d be comfortable reading aloud to the family. If you can’t be kind, it’s okay to just be quiet.

To be concrete about it, this is the kind of thing we’ll remove:

• Harassment or cruelty of any kind, including mocking a pet, a person, or someone’s grief.
• Hate speech or slurs.
• Impersonating someone, or building a memorial for a pet that isn’t yours to memorialize.
• Posting someone’s private information.
• Spam, scams, or anything that’s here to sell something.
• Sexual content, gore, or anything that celebrates harm to animals or people.
• Pages that aren’t genuine tributes.
• Anything unlawful.

No list can cover every way a person might be unkind, so we won’t pretend this one does. We reserve the right to make the final call on what crosses a line, and we’ll use that judgment to protect the people grieving here.

Every page has a report button. Page owners choose whether their guestbook is open, moderated, or off. If something breaks these rules, we may remove the content or, for repeat or serious cases, the account. We’d rather never have to, so please don’t make us.

Sqweeky Love is free and run with care, but it’s a small, independent site, provided as-is with no warranties. We do our best to keep it online and your memorials safe, but we can’t promise perfection, and we aren’t liable for losses beyond what the law requires. Please keep your own copies of photos that are precious to you; the originals deserve a home outside any one website, including ours.

If the site ever had to shut down, we would do our best to give you notice and time to save your pages.

You can delete your pages at any time, and you can ask us to delete your whole account by emailing trevor@sqweekylove.com. Deleting is permanent; we can’t bring a page back once it’s gone.

If we change these terms in a way that matters, we’ll update the date at the top and, for bigger changes, mention it on the site. Continuing to use Sqweeky Love after a change means you accept the new terms.

Write to trevor@sqweekylove.com. A person reads it. See also our Privacy Policy.