A friend's mum died last week. She told me 'I had no idea there would be so much paperwork.' When you're grieving, the last thing you want to do is deal with documentation, legalese, and people trying to shill you the ephemera that comes with funerals, like financially inflated coffins. You might not want a funeral, much less a conventional burial. And then, there's the question of how you deal with digital assets, like social media, photo albums, neobanks, and crypto. Fortunately, Kavod Aafterlife is here to help.
Kavod Aafterlife was founded in 2022 to help people proactively plan for their death. The company has created a credit score for death, which tells customers how prepared they are for death and points out which insurance, legal and financial actions they can take to be better prepared. It also has developed a support hub with private online communities for bereaved families and friends to get help, share memories and streamline communication in one place.
Kavod Aafterlife offers a service to cancel subscriptions, contracts and accounts of a deceased person. It verifies a death certificate using its AI-driven software. Then a standardised 'first-time-right' notification is generated and transferred to the organisations.
Kavod Aafterlife allows you to arrange a tailored funeral online from home - funeral parlour, undertakers, and coffins. Once you've made your arrangements, an online portal is available to complete the required paperwork. You can also create an online obituary, publish funeral details, and collect donations. Aafterlife's transparency is significant. Unlike other funeral directors, it doesn't mark up product prices, meaning you get the fairest price on coffins, flowers and even the crematorium. Instead, it charges a fixed fee for its services, and that's it.
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