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I have occasionally thought that someone should make a "death app". An app that would have all kind of stuff you should do because you die one day. Not just a c
by beefield 3y ago
I have occasionally thought that someone should make a "death app". An app that would have all kind of stuff you should do because you die one day. Not just a check list (which would be a good start), but you actually would be able to write your will, make organ donation contracts (or whatever they are), store information for the chosen ones after you die etc. Could also remind you that it's so long since you donated blood that might be time again.
Feel free to steal this startup idea. I'm afraid there might be some hurdles marketing this - and also localization can be a challenge.
- langsoul-com 3y agoNow that sorta sounds like what "smart" contracts were supposed to be in block chain. Though, this kinda sounds like what a lawyer and will is supposed to do
- tsbischof 3y agoA friend of mine founded a company in this space (https://www.joincake.com/ https://www.joincake.com/). From what I know it is more on the side of helping you build your own solution, rather than delivering all of the technical aspects. The technical integration would be some significant effort to work out: do you need to run a credential management service? Can you get away with just having account recovery codes, specifying beneficiaries for specific accounts, etc? At first glance it feels like a massive amount of integration work would be needed