Grief is hard enough without staring at a blank page. If you’ve ever been asked to speak at a funeral, you know the feeling: the person mattered more than any sentence you could write, and every draft sounds wrong. That’s the exact moment I built the AI Eulogy Generator (https://ai-eulogy-generator.com). You share the memories only you have — the way he said good morning, the song she hummed, the inside joke the whole family remembers — and it turns them into a warm first draft you can make your own. Why it’s different: • Relationship-aware, not generic. Tell it your loved one was your husband, dad, grandmother, brother, or friend, and the voice, examples, and structure adapt. It never sounds like corporate AI. • Private by default. No account, no login wall, nothing you type is stored, and it’s free. • Tone you control. It can go heartfelt, funny, short, or religious — you edit until it sounds like you. • A guide library for the hardest words. Relationship-specific guides (brother, sister, wife, dad, son, daughter and more) with example passages, so even someone who isn’t a writer can finish. If you’ve ever been asked to speak and weren’t sure you could, that’s exactly who this is for.