About

We are two things: a method and a promise.

The method comes from forty years of communications and speechwriting. The promise is simpler: Youlogy is designed not to add anything about them that you did not share.

A mountain lake at sunrise, a narrow path curving along the far shore beneath the peaks.

Why this exists

Nobody prepares you to write a eulogy, and when the time comes, you are grieving, exhausted and struggling to find the right words.

You do not need to be a better writer. You need a structure and the right questions.

So we built the conversation. Youlogy asks. You answer. The questions bring out the memories and stories that matter. We shape them into a eulogy that sounds like you.

The method

Four rules behind every draft.

Rule 1. One person, not a category.

A eulogy should sound like the person it is about, and no one else.

Rule 3. Say the difficult thing once.

Name it plainly, then let it go. That honesty earns the warmth that comes after.

Rule 2. Specifics carry the weight.

One thing they actually said is worth more than a paragraph about what they were like. The questions help you find those moments.

Rule 4. Written to be spoken.

Short sentences, natural pauses and a length that fits the time you have. It is a speech, not an essay.

  • Rule 1. One person, not a category.

    A eulogy should sound like the person it is about, and no one else.

  • Rule 2. Specifics carry the weight.

    One thing they actually said is worth more than a paragraph about what they were like. The questions help you find those moments.

  • Rule 3. Say the difficult thing once.

    Name it plainly, then let it go. That honesty earns the warmth that comes after.

  • Rule 4. Written to be spoken.

    Short sentences, natural pauses and a length that fits the time you have. It is a speech, not an essay.

The promise

  • Built from what you share.

    Youlogy is designed not to add facts, memories or stories you did not share.

  • You have the last word.

    You decide what belongs in the final eulogy. On Remembrance and Legacy, you can ask for changes.

  • Your voice stays yours.

    The structure comes from us. The memories, language and judgment stay with you.

The people behind Youlogy

  • Linda Recupero, Co-Founder, CEO

    Linda Recupero

    Co-Founder, CEO

    Forty years as a corporate communications leader and speechwriter. The structure behind every draft comes from her work.

  • Zeev Wexler, Co-Founder, COO

    Zeev Wexler

    Co-Founder, COO

    Thirty years building and growing marketing businesses. He believed in Youlogy early and helped bring it to life.

  • Allen Byrd, Partner, Head of AI

    Allen Byrd

    Partner, Head of AI

    The conversation, the voice and everything underneath them. Years answering 988 crisis calls and 211 community-resource calls shaped how he designs for people in difficult moments.

  • Rachel Kugler, Senior Copywriter

    Rachel Kugler

    Senior Copywriter

    Thirty years in the classroom taught her how to make complex ideas clear and keep an audience with her. She writes what you read here and helps shape how Youlogy writes.

On the part everyone asks about

Yes, there is a language model involved, and no, we do not lead with that. It is the least interesting thing about Youlogy.

What matters is the questions you are asked and the rule Youlogy follows: not to add anything you did not provide.

We have written that out in full on the ethics page, including the parts that are uncomfortable for us.

Read the ethics page

Funeral directors, hospices and pre-need providers: talk to us about partnering with Youlogy.

Whoever they were to you, they deserve better than the first thing you think of at two in the morning.

Write a eulogy

In your own voice and at your own pace.