KeyToMe app for iPhone and iPad

Everyone wants to be remembered, and everyone should.

Present- share your thoughts, tell a joke, engage in mindfulness .  Say a sincere thank you, I love you or I am just thinking about you.

Past- KeytoMe believes that your life matters and that you have contributed to humanity.  Just answer the question prompt and document yourself.

Future- make a video today that will go out into the future.  Make sure you dont forget a birthday, validate a prediction, motivate yourself with a resolution or continue to impart wisdom from beyond your natural life.  

KeytoMe is not frivolous as all videos are saved FOREVER.

KeyToMe prompts you to help you create an "autovideography of your life

KeyToMe has three main flows.

I. Life Builder
II. Just In Case
III. I Want You To Know

Life Builder is one of the menu-options in the navigation drawer. When a user selects the option, a list of Life Builder messages opens up. A question put forward to the user which may/may not have a small question description associated with it.This question is auto-generated and delivered once every 24 hours.These questions generally revolve around the users-experiences and beliefs and what he feels about them.

I Want You To Know allows you to send recordings to others registered on the platform. These recordings can be used to show gratitude or other emotions, relive an old memory, or simply to reconnect.

Just In Case acts like the email outbox equivalent of I Want You To Know. In other words Just In Case allows the user to schedule I Want You To Knows in the future (at least 48 hrs or more). The Just In Cases scheduled can be deleted up to 1 hour before their scheduled delivery date and time.

The user may use an audio recording along with one or more pictures. The user may use a video recording. Then user can send above created recordings to other users in the platform or groups created by him.

Manage Keys is a feature of all 3 flows, allowing the survivability of each users account.The idea behind this is that a user may want to make sure his content on the account is accessible to the user of his choice even after his demise.