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Empathy - Helping people navigate the journey after losing a loved one

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The Empathy app empowers families and enables them to navigate the practicalities of loss at their own pace, with all the information and support they need - whether financial, legal, emotional, or logistical.

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Hi Ron, how can I reach you directly?
sure, just emailed you.
Best wishes Rob & team!
Maker
Thank you, Lee!
Wow. So much love for this project. I love the branding and tone of voice. It's so welcoming and comforting. Really really well done on the design front. Can't say "I'm looking forward to using it" the way I would say that with other cool products, but it is is comforting and reassuring to know that this tool is out there to help me get through something, should I need it. Is the idea for it to be used as a whole family or also for "single" people?
Maker
Thanks Sarah! The app supports single use and collaboration as well.
Maker
Firstly, thank you for the kind words . Making the app comforting and welcoming was a major goal for us, and we’re happy it came through so strongly! The product can be used by an entire family, as everyone can benefit from the tools and the content it offers - whether they are the estate executor, or planning a celebration of life for their loved one. We are also planning to invest in a number of key collaboration features in the upcoming versions of the app. Thanks again 🙏🏼
Congrats Team Empathy! Thanks for building a product addressing a universal problem that's elegant, user-friendly, and highly functional. Great start and knowing how you've built a team full of relentless perfectionists ... I'm excited to see the constant iterations and improvements.
Thx Steve! hope to catch up in person this year!
What an amazing idea. Good work guys
Maker
Thanks Yair!
good luck, you'll bring a lot of good to a lot of folks!
Maker
Thanks for your support!
So well thought❤️
Maker
Thank you!
Maker
So excited to be part of this!
Great product guys. I recently went through this and it's a mess. I was the phone constantly with tons of people learning about things I never thought I'd need to. Pages upon pages of Medicare, hospital bills, rent, etc. "How much money does he have?" "I don't know" It's a real mess when someone passes.
Maker
Thank you Matt. These are the stories we kept hearing again and again. Loss is so hard, we are hoping to make this just a bit less frustrating and confusing. Thanks for your support!
Slow, unironic clap. Bravo.
thx Lee!
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