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When a diagnosis changes everything, the most urgent question isn't medical. It's human. What do I want the people I love to know? What haven't I said? What will they need to hear when I'm no longer here to say it?
A Chronicle gives your patients the space — and the time — to answer those questions. Before it's too late.
Before we go further
We want to be direct with you. Tomorrow From Today is not asking you to sell anything to your patients. We're asking you to give them something — at a moment when the right gift changes everything.
A product to upsell during appointments. A subscription service your patients pay for. A marketing tool for your practice. A replacement for grief counseling or end-of-life planning services. A legal document or advance directive.
A way for your patients to leave their voice behind — sealed for the people they love. A guided interview that takes 10 minutes and lasts forever. Something you give to every patient who needs it. A gift that costs your practice almost nothing and means everything to their family.
The conversation you're already having
"He kept saying he had things he wanted to tell the kids. We all thought there was more time. There wasn't. And now the kids are grown and they ask me what he was like and I can only tell them so much. I can't give them his voice. I can't give them the way he laughed. I can't give them what he would have said."
— A hospice family, after the fact
The hardest part of a terminal diagnosis isn't the medical conversation. It's the one that happens afterward — in the car, at the kitchen table, in the middle of the night. What do I want them to know? What haven't I said? What will they need from me when I'm not here?
Most patients never answer those questions. Not because they don't want to — but because nobody gave them a structure, a tool, or permission to try.
A Chronicle gives them all three. A guided interview walks them through their story in three chapters. Four sealed envelopes wait for the moments that matter most. And the recording is stored forever — safe, private, waiting for exactly the right moment to arrive.
How it works
A QR code in your office. A card in the discharge packet. A link sent by your care coordinator. However fits your workflow — the Chronicle is one click away. No app download. No account required. Works on any phone.
Three chapters. Nine questions. No preparation needed. The interview asks about their life, the good times, the hard times they made it through. It's designed to feel like a conversation — not a form. Most people find it easier than they expected. Some find it the most important thing they've ever done.
The celebration message. The hard day message. The proud of you message. And if I'm gone — a recording with no time limit, no cap, that says everything there is to say. Each one sealed until exactly the right moment. Released by a Chronicle Keeper the patient designates — a family member, a trusted friend, or their care team.
When the Chronicle Keeper releases the recordings, an email arrives. Every message plays. The voice is there — exactly as it was recorded. The words they couldn't say in the hospital room. The things they wanted their children to know. All of it. Preserved forever.
What it costs your practice
We believe every patient facing a serious diagnosis deserves a Chronicle. We've priced this accordingly.
For qualifying hospice and palliative care organizations. We provide Chronicle access at no cost to practices serving end-of-life patients. Reach out and let's talk.
Up to 50 Chronicles per month. Includes your practice name on every Chronicle, care coordinator dashboard, and patient activity notifications.
For oncology centers, health systems, and multi-location hospice organizations. White-label, EHR integration discussion, dedicated onboarding.
We are committed to making Chronicles accessible to every patient who needs one. If cost is a barrier for your organization, please reach out. We will find a way to make it work.
What families receive
This is what a family receives when a Chronicle is released. Not a document. Not a legal instrument. A voice.
Every recording stored in the cloud, encrypted, preserved forever. Not on a phone that gets lost. Not on a hard drive that fails. There when the family needs it — one year from now or twenty.
Where they came from. The good times they want their family to remember. The hard times they made it through and what they learned. The version of them that existed at this exact moment in their life.
The celebration message for when someone makes it through something big. The hard day message for when they can't go on. The proud of you message — all the moments they never knew about. And if I'm gone — everything that needed to be said.
The words that couldn't come out in the hospital. The things they wanted their children to know. The way they felt about their life. Their voice, saying exactly what they meant — delivered at exactly the right moment.
Our commitments to you
We never listen to, transcribe, or analyze any recording. Encrypted end-to-end. HIPAA-conscious design. Patient data is never shared, sold, or used for any purpose other than Chronicle delivery.
Grace mode forever. A Chronicle recorded today will still be there in 30 years. We treat these recordings with the gravity they deserve — they are irreplaceable.
We will never use patient Chronicles to market to families. We will never ask your patients to upgrade or pay for anything. The Chronicle is a gift — from your practice, from their family, from us.
See the full experience
Emma's Chronicle is a full demo of the delivery experience. The email that arrives. The recordings. The sealed envelopes. Everything a family receives — at once.
✨ Open Emma's Chronicle →Tell us about your practice and we'll reach out within one business day. No commitment required — just a conversation about how Chronicles could work for the families you serve.
We'll be in touch within one business day. The patients you serve deserve to leave something behind. We're honored to help make that possible.