A park you can walk through
RainbowPlots is an online pet memorial garden for quiet digital remembrance. Decorate a small plot, visit other people's saved gardens or simply explore. A static pet figure and a moving companion are optional choices. Enter the scene straight away, without creating a plot, paying or providing an email address.
The visitors shown online belong to connected browser sessions. Moving companions appear only when their owner has chosen one and your own view allows companions. The online count comes from the live connection and includes you; it is unavailable when disconnected. Empty plots have no owner; plots held for the park team are labeled Reserved. The illustration shown while the 3D scene loads is a fallback image, not a view of the live park.
What is a virtual pet cemetery?
A virtual pet cemetery is a place on screen for a pet's memory. Here it takes the form of a small, public garden with a marker, a pet name and decorations you arrange. It does not provide a physical grave, hold ashes or grant land rights. You decide whether making a public place feels right for you; simply walking is welcome too.
This first shared park has 1000 plot spaces and room for 100 connected sessions. Plots 1–10 are held for the park team; public allocation starts at 11, leaving 990 public plots. Public accounts can manage one plot. The designated park team account can manage its held gardens and switch between them in “My plot”; each keeps a separate local draft. Choose from twelve original animal forms: dog, cat, parrot, budgerigar, rabbit, hamster, guinea pig, turtle, fish, ferret, hedgehog and lizard. These stylized digital figures can represent a memory.
Small pet memorial ideas
Start from a dog park, a cat home, a turtle pond or a parrot memorial garden in “My plot → Garden templates”. Preview the full layout before using it in your draft. The parrot garden has trees, birdcages, nests and perches around an open memorial path. Every part remains editable after applying a template.
Begin with something familiar: a sunny corner, a favorite toy, a quiet bench or the colors of a place you walked together. The 25 decorations include flowers, trees, benches, lanterns, fences, building blocks, ponds, toys and bird furnishings. Four colors and three layers leave room for a few personal details without requiring a complicated build.
- A resting corner. Place a bench near flowers and leave an open route to the memorial marker.
- A little play space. A toy and a patch of grass can recall a favorite afternoon.
- A familiar path. Arrange a few stones to suggest a route rather than copying a real address.
- A memory outside the screen. Keep a photograph, a letter or a story in your own files. A private album can be as meaningful as a public garden.
Use a nickname if you prefer. Everyone can see saved owner and pet names and the saved layout, so avoid addresses, contact details or other people's private information. This version has no public photo albums, story uploads or chat. Ask before making someone else's memory public.
There is no required inscription, belief or deadline. A pet's name and one flower can be enough. You can also leave the park without creating anything.
Walking, decorating and saving
Quiet remembrance is the default, including when you visit as a guest. In “My plot”, you can keep the garden without a pet figure, choose a static memorial figure in a free cell when space permits, or explicitly choose a companion that follows your route. A quiet view hides other visitors' moving companions while still showing static memorial figures. Changing this choice first updates your local draft; you can Undo or Save explicitly. Older plots without a choice start quietly and keep their layout, appearance and other details.
Choose Single for individual pieces, Line for a dragged row, or Area for a rectangular patch. Green preview cells can be filled; blocked, occupied and reserved cells are skipped. One stroke is one undo step. Single mode keeps drag-to-turn controls. Template application replaces only the current draft's decorations and ground theme, keeping names, pet species, appearance and remembrance choice; cancel leaves it unchanged, and Undo restores the previous draft. Press Save when you are ready to share it.
- Walk into the park. Use WASD, the arrow keys, a click on the ground or the mobile direction buttons. Choose a real saved plot in “Visit & view” to look around it.
- Verify your email to create or save. Open “Sign in”, enter your email and request a six-digit code. Check your inbox and spam folder, then enter the code within ten minutes. There is no password. Sending is available only when the email service is configured and accepting requests; a request does not confirm delivery to your inbox.
- Create a public plot if you want one. Open “My plot”, enter an owner nickname and pet name, choose a pet species and remembrance style, and explicitly accept that the names and saved layout will be public. Use the same email and a new code to sign in or recover the account in another browser.
- Decorate your own space. Start decorating to frame your plot, then click grid cells. Rotate, change colors, erase or undo. The entrance and memorial marker stay clear. Structural pieces and bird nests can occupy supported upper layers. Stone, grass, timber, brick, glass, walls and pillars support the next layer; roofs, steps and nests do not. Remove upper pieces before their support. The plot has a 12 by 12 grid, three layers and a limit of 128 decorations.
- Save explicitly. New edits are a local draft. “Saved” appears only after the server confirms a save. Other visitors see your confirmed public layout. A disconnect does not submit or discard a draft.
Local drafts are kept in this browser when storage is available, separately from the saved plot. If another session saves a newer revision, choose whether to reload that saved plot or keep your local draft. Keeping a draft does not save it: review it and press Save yourself. Export downloads a local JSON layout; it is a copy of the design, not a management or recovery credential.
An essential HttpOnly cookie keeps this browser signed in. Signing out revokes that browser credential and keeps local drafts in this browser. Sign in with the same email to recover your account and confirmed plot; local drafts do not follow you to another device. If this browser and the email already belong to different accounts, the park reports a conflict instead of merging them. Export local edits before switching accounts.
Older guest plots can still be read, exported or deleted with their existing browser credential. To save again, verify an email to bind it while keeping the same plot identifier and layout. The old private recovery code then stops working. The folded legacy recovery form works only for guest plots that have not been bound to email. Owner deletion removes the saved public plot; an email account may remain. Walking can continue after deletion.
Lighting and motion settings affect your view. Live movement is temporary; confirmed plots are saved separately and can be deleted by their owner. The privacy notice explains public data, local drafts and hosting. If 3D is unavailable, the fallback illustration and this guide remain readable.
About RainbowPlots
RainbowPlots is a small shared landscape for remembering everyday life with a pet. Simple shapes leave room for your associations: a familiar path, a few flowers or a quiet corner. The park is free to enter and public. You can browse as a guest; creating and saving a plot requires a verified email account.
This version supports walking, real-time visitors, public plots, saved decorations, recovery and owner deletion. The decoration workbench includes object groups, copy-to-brush, undo, redo and keyboard controls. In “My plot”, “Pet photos” lets you choose two to four pictures on this device and build a photo-referenced block figure. You can adjust its colors, markings and supported ear or tail shapes. In quiet remembrance the preview starts still; press Play if you want to try the original animation. Applying the appearance changes your local draft without changing your remembrance choice or enabling a companion. Save explicitly to share the appearance in the park.
Source photos stay in this browser and are not uploaded. This free mode uses one of our twelve original animal templates; it is not an exact three-dimensional reconstruction of your pet. Fine 3D reconstruction is a future paid option and is not enabled. This version does not offer photo or story uploads, chat, payments, trading, wallet connections or blockchain registration. A plot identifier is a technical identifier; it does not establish property rights or a blockchain record. No permanent hosting term is promised here.
Keep copies of anything you want to retain. A digital garden is one way to remember, alongside a photograph, a handwritten letter or a family album. Return to the memorial ideas whenever you want a starting point.