Create a site where users can post their desired epitaph
- You can post your desired/aspirational epitaph and keep it updated
- Like Twitter but you only get one tweet
- Next of kin are in the system
- Dead-man's switch. You have to log in every now and then or else your next of kin are notified
- Memento Mori - periodic reminders
- Reminder: You will die- is your epitaph up to date?
- Reminder: Death is coming- have you lived up to your epitaph?
- Integrate with the Shapeways API to 3d-print a mockup of your headstone
- Send flowers to loved ones
- Gravatar-like features
- Can look up epitaph for a person's uuid (email)
- Time-management/GTD features or community tie-in
- What do you need to get done before you die for your epitaph to be true?
- Multi-level goals, top level is epitaph goal
- Epitaph-consulting marketplace for writers
- Must have funny name. ideas:
- words.rip
- soon.rip
- mortal.rip
- tombstone.today
- tombstone.world
- gravestone.site
- grave.today
- epitaph.today
- epitaph.website
- memento.mori.website
- grave.guru
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