Loss changes your life. Not just what happened. What was supposed to happen.
Your grief is real. We’re here to help.
You don’t need to be fixed.
You just need somewhere to put it.
Grief is a normal response to loss, but you should not have to go through it alone. The Grief App is a quiet, private place to work through what you are feeling, on your own terms. Whether it hits at 2am or in the middle of a normal afternoon, it is there. No appointments. No waiting.
Built by a widow, a licensed grief therapist, and a thanatologist who’s spent his career walking families through loss.
“It’s more than an app, it’s a companion that honors the ongoing journey of grief.”
Jennifer Keeling, military suicide surviving spouse and grief support specialist
A little about why we exist
When grief showed up in Saundra’s life, nothing fit. The books were too long for her grief-fogged brain. Her therapist had no grief experience. There wasn’t a single support group that worked for her. So she built the thing she actually needed. It started as just an idea, and became something bigger when other people kept saying the exact thing she’d been feeling: “I don’t need to be fixed. I just need somewhere to process this.”
Saundra Neperud, Widow & Founder
Emily came on as the clinical side. She’s a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist certified in Death and Grief Studies through Alan Wolfelt’s Center for Loss and Life Transition, with twenty years counseling and nearly ten specializing in grief. She’s one of the only grief therapists serving her three-county area — the kind of scarcity that convinced her people in grief needed something they could reach outside a therapist’s office. She reviewed every function of the app to make sure it’s clinically sound, originated the audio journal, and co-wrote most of the workbook activities. In 2013 a friend unexpectedly lost her husband, and in walking beside her Emily realized she had a gift for being in that space. She’s been doing grief work ever since.
Emily J. Danekas, LMFT, Grief Specialist
Adam came on as a thanatologist and funeral director. He’s spent decades in grief and bereavement work, from acute health care to the funeral home, and he facilitates grief support groups and creates aftercare content for families navigating loss. He’s lived the grief process himself, and he believes no one’s grief is greater or smaller than anyone else’s. It just wears a different face for each of us.
Adam Annable, MS, FT, CT, CFSP, Grief Specialist
Your 24/7 grief support toolkit
Eight tools. No appointments. No waiting.
Available the moment you need it — day one or year five.
“I appreciate the ability to save a memory, add a picture. The resources page is so helpful and easy to navigate.”
Kathleen H., current user, slowly losing her husband to Alzheimer’s
Grief Wave
When it hits without warning — start the timer. Sit with your emotions.
One minute. You allow yourself to feel it, and when the timer ends, you can stop. That’s it. That’s enough.
Workbook
Your brain doesn’t read well in grief. These aren’t journal prompts you’ll tune out.
They’re interactive — they walk you through it step by step, so by the time you get to the hard part, you’ve already started thinking.
Good Moment
Grief and joy can coexist. This is how you catch the good ones.
Take a photo the moment it happens. Because by tonight, you won’t remember it, and you deserve to.
Plus Audio Journal, Memory Book, Happiness Wave, and Daily Practice, all inside the app.
“An excellent place to remember, keep photos and feel seen. I used this app after I lost my father and then my partner divorced me. I felt alone and not sure how to move on. The variety of resources was thoughtful and helpful.”
App Store review, July 2026, 5 stars
No insurance. No appointments. Cancel any time.
Monthly — $15 / month.
6 months — $75.
Yearly — $140 / 13 months. The best value if you want it there for the long haul.
Try it free for 7 days.
FAQ
A 24/7 grief support toolkit built to help you understand what you are feeling and get through it on your own terms.
You get everything free for 7 days. All the tools, no cost, no commitment.
No. It is built by a licensed therapist, but it is a tool you use between sessions, or when there is no one else to call.
We work with funeral homes, hospice, and therapists. See the partner page or reach out.
Yes. It is there 24 hours a day, especially at 2am, when it can feel like there is nowhere else to turn.
We’ve been there. That is why this exists.
The Grief App · Available 24/7, even at 2am.