← Notes from the path

Inviting someone you love

Sharing your path is not giving someone the keys to everything. It is choosing what orientation they can see — and when.

Passing an envelope across a sunlit table — inviting someone you love

Sharing your path is not “giving someone the keys to everything.” It is choosing what orientation they can see — and when.

Caminario treats loved ones as guests on the parts of the journey you open, not as co-owners of your whole account.

What they can see

Only what you share.

That might be a care preference, a farewell wish, a chapter of your story, or a simple note about where something important lives. You set the visibility. They receive clarity — not secrets, not passwords, not a vault.

What it costs them

People you invite can access what you share at no cost. Receiving is free.

If they later start their own journey with Caminario, they get 20% off year one. That is an invitation into their own path — not a fee for reading yours.

What stays with you

Guest explore on the marketing site stays local on the device until someone saves an account. Invites, billing, and partner emails are not part of guest mode.

Partner check-in emails (optional reminders to someone you choose) are a separate opt-in — and only when that feature is deliberately enabled. Newsletter signup is always its own double opt-in; inviting a loved one never auto-subscribes anyone.

A kinder kind of sharing

The goal is not to hand over admin. The goal is to leave people you love oriented: what matters, what you want remembered, and how to begin when it counts.

Invite when it feels right. Share a little at a time. Keep the vault elsewhere. Keep the guidepost here.

Not legal, medical, or financial advice.