Passing on Your Last Words to Your Loved Ones upon Demise

My Last Words is a mobile app that monitors your well-being by tracking your alarms. If there have been no activities on My Last Words for a month, our team will drop you a call to check in on you. If you are still unreachable after one month, we will contact your recipients to check in on you through them. Only upon confirmation of your demise the higher management will extract and pass along your Last Words to those who need to hear them most your loved ones.

When you die, your family and friends are the ones who are left behind with the task of picking up the pieces. They will have to deal with the grief of losing you and try to move on with their lives.

But what if there was a way that you could give them something? What if you could leave them a last message to read when they’re struggling through the pain of losing you?

Some people don’t think it’s necessary to prepare for their last words, but others do. Those who do have a plan in place are more likely to feel more at peace with their death than those who don’t. And even if they don’t have a plan in place, they can still make sure that their loved ones know exactly how they want them to remember them after they’re gone.

This is why we offer our service—to help people like yourself prepare for their last words so that when it happens, everyone will know exactly what was on your mind as you were leaving this world behind forever.

Because of the sensitive nature of your last words, we have taken every precaution to ensure that no one but you can access your data. We solely act as a gatekeeper to protect your last words. We do this by keeping your data in an encrypted database, which only three people can access: the founder, secretary, and technology and cyber security director. They can extract your journals only when they have a one-time pin to the founder's mobile phone. The founder has put in place measures and provisions to safeguard and preserve the private information of the company in the event of a premature death.  

For this, My Last Words warrants that none of the data will be leaked through the system we designed.

No, it does not supersede a will. My Last Words acts as a platform, the only one in the world to pass down your Last Words and it should not supersede any written Wills.