See How It Works
A real scenario, start to finish.
The Goldstein family loses their matriarch, Rose.
Here's how the community comes together.
Rose's listing appears
Rose Goldstein passes away in Toronto. Within hours, her obituary is automatically pulled from the funeral home and appears on Neshama.
No one has to post it. No one has to search five different websites. It's just there.
Sarah wants to help
Sarah, a family friend, sees Rose's listing. She wants to do something meaningful but isn't sure where to start.
She clicks "How Can I Help?" and sees three clear options.
She organizes the meals
Sarah decides to coordinate meals for the family. In three minutes, she sets up a meal schedule — dates, dietary needs, drop-off instructions.
No account needed. No app to download. Just a simple form.
The link goes out
Sarah shares the support page on WhatsApp, by email, and by text. Friends and neighbours click the link and sign up for a day.
No login. No password. They just pick a day and say what they're bringing.
The community responds
Within 24 hours, eight friends have signed up. The meal calendar fills in — green means covered, yellow means almost there, red means help is still needed.
No duplicates. No gaps. Everyone can see what's still needed at a glance.
Beyond the meals
Friends leave tributes on Rose's memorial page. A year later, Neshama sends a gentle yahrzeit reminder so the community can mark the anniversary together.
The connection doesn't end when shiva does.
Light a candle. Say a prayer. Remember.
That's Neshama
Comforting the mourners. Supporting every family.
No accounts. No fees. Just community.