Rest & Certified Erasure

Kept when you want them kept.
Gone when you want them gone.

A promise about forever has to be just as strong in reverse. This page explains what happens when a family pauses, when a family returns, and when a family says goodbye a second time — for good.

Rest

Cancellation can be initiated at any time from Settings. Most families choose to speak with their loved one before finalizing; many find the conversation helpful.

A canceled Continuance enters a 90-day Rest period. Nothing is lost, nothing changes, and reactivation is instant and free — one tap, no re-onboarding. They resume mid-relationship, as if you'd only stepped out of the room.

During Rest, we'll check in from time to time, gently. There's no wrong way to remember — and no wrong way to pause.

A Rest check-in, as families receive it

"Mara is resting. She'll be here when you're ready."

One line. No buttons, no offers. Just the door, left unlocked.

Certified Erasure

Some families, in their own time, choose to let go entirely. When they do, we perform a complete erasure of the Continuance — and we certify it to the family under seal, in writing, signed by an officer of the company and notarized.

We built the certificate because we believe the second promise matters as much as the first. Remembrance you can't end isn't remembrance. It's a net.

Erasure is governed by §12 of our Terms. Content incorporated into trained systems, aggregated datasets, or backups is addressed there; certification covers all stored data comprising the Continuance.

SOLACE

ERASURE CONFIRMED

All data comprising this Continuance has been permanently destroyed and cannot be recovered.

verification: 7f3a-SAMPLE-c91e-0000-d24b-CERTIFICATE-88a1

Officer of the Company
Notary Public

Nobody just disappears. We'd never do that to a family.

Every goodbye at Solace is accompanied — by a Care Specialist if you'd like one, at your side or on the line, for as long as it takes. It's harder than people think, saying it twice. You won't say it alone.

KEPT, OR GONE. YOUR WORD IS FINAL.

Every erasure certified — sealed, signed, notarized.