InTeo: the proof of concept is ready

Written in 2025 about the full InTeo vision. The free app is the first, simpler step.

It’s an app to help administer end-of-life planning.

• Send special messages to the people who matter most.

• Store critical documents outside of your will.

• Express your wishes (for example, “lawnmower to neighbour,” or other things that aren’t in your will).

• Record funeral preferences.

• Access links to help curtail your digital and online presence.

I now have a demonstration of the proposed app.

Let me know if you’d like to experience it.

I’m looking for partners and testers to help — and a developer or two.

The app’s purpose is simple:

In the event of death or incapacity, it helps you to prepare — or be prepared — and helps your loved ones adapt.

I have a demo of the app and a functional demonstration of its main features.

Next step: MVP.

That’s the minimum viable product — a streamlined version of the app, with users and partners such as life insurers, private medical providers, solicitors, and funeral services.

It’s not only viable, it’s necessary — and it’s ready. So am I.

I’ve spent months on this. I’m an end-of-life psychotherapist and grief counsellor.

I know what’s needed, and why.

I’ve also spent 30 years in tech sales & delivery. So I know about software design, development, and deployment.

The social and psychological benefits are immeasurable.

If you’d like to find out more, please get in touch.

InTeo. Helping you to prepare, and them to adapt.