EternalCurrent.Online

Honor our elders.

A free companion for elders gatherings and conferences.
Large, clear information elders can read, and memories kept with care.

How it works
01
Before the gathering

A page with dates, lodging, meals, transportation and accessibility details, in large clear type, updated by your committee.

02
At the gathering

A daily schedule families and helpers can check, with names of the people to ask for help.

03
After the gathering

Stories shared by elders, kept only with their consent and only with the people they choose.

What you can count on

Made with elders in mind: easy to read, no accounts to read it, and their words kept only as they wish.

The committee decides
Nothing is recorded or published without you
ECO does not film, stream or post your gathering. Anything you set apart stays off the record.
Your records stay yours
At the end of the free period the committee keeps what it gathered, whether or not it continues. Never sold, never used for advertising.
Stories only with consent
An elder who shares a memory agrees first, and can withdraw it at any time.
Your page, ready now
A page you update yourselves
Up to three committee members edit it from a phone with an emailed sign-in link. No passwords, no accounts for visitors.
Your look
Your logo, a banner, up to 12 photos, a background and an accent color to match your flyer.
A sound clip, with permission
One recording visitors tap to hear, with a credit line and your confirmation that the singers or speakers allow it.
Links and videos
Buttons for your applications, social pages, lodging and videos you already host.
On the way
Registration and helpers
Sign-ups with meal, lodging and mobility needs, and helper shifts.
Elder stories
Recorded or written memories, kept privately for families.
A record for next year
Contacts, vendors and lessons that carry over.

Free for your
gathering.

From the planning months through the month after. No cost, no obligation.
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No ads · No data selling · The committee owns its records