Ethos - Insurance & Wills 4+

Phenomenal idea. A much needed app. One quick question - the app crashes when I tried to record a memory. It just closes. And it’s my first recording so I haven’t hit my limit. Any idea what might be happening? I have latest version 4.4.4 (the free one), brand new iPhone 11. The ability to record memories is the only thing in my mind that make it worth the annual fee for premium, so figuring this out is very important for me. Your feedback would be appreciated.

Thanks for your kind words, we're glad you think we're a much needed app! I'm sorry you experienced a crash, we work hard at finding them before you do, but we missed this one. While many of us enjoyed the video memories feature, not enough people used it for us to continue to improve the feature. If you made video memories, they have been sent to the email address associated with your account for you to keep forever. Thanks again for your thoughtful review!

This app has no accessibility considerations for people without sight! The gender page requires that one select a picture, althouth there are text labels for “male” “female” and “nonbinary”, tapping the text label does nothing. I was told by an Apple accessibility Specialist that their are pictures associated with these choices, and, possibly they are the selection? If so, that is unusable for people without sight!I cannot get past this page, as there are no text labeled buttons.

Why would your developer(s) assume that only people with sight need to have wills? Producing heirs doesn’t require sight! Owning posessions, including real estate does not require sight! Inclusion is a right; and app developers MUST utilize the tools provided within the operating system, IOS, in designing apps that do not exclude, discriminate, people on the basis of whether they have working eyes! VoiceOver is included in all Apple products, and developers can easily design their apps so that those who are sight-dependent, as well as those without sight, can seamlessly use them. This is very upsetting to me, as your app was recommended by a well-respected source, and I need to write a will! Intentional or indifferent exclusion is unacceptable for today’s, or “tomorrow” applications!

Bomonkke, you've brought up some important points, so thank you. In the next release of our app we are going to make sure that the text you mentioned, and other text in the app, is clickable. We'd love to continue this important discussion by having you reach out to support@tomorrow.me and we can continue talking about how to make Tomorrow more accessible to everybody.

I was discussing this product on Instagram with someone, about how their ad is misleading. Apparently our conversation struck a nerve because they deleted both of our comments.

It’s a picture of two babies. Under one baby, who is crying, it says without a will, the court decides the guardian of your kids. Under a happy baby, it says choose a guardian of your child with a FREE WILL.

This product is misleading parents by emotionally manipulating them. Even with a will, the courts will be involved in the process. It will help the judge take into account what the parents want, but they will always investigate the best home for the child and ultimately make that decision. You are making parents feel like they are covered and have the final say solely because they have a will through your product.

This company needs to stop emotionally manipulating parents for their own gain. If their product could stand on its own, you wouldn’t need to manipulate people into using it. Yes, wills are helpful and important, but not the end all be all.

I wouldn’t trust the use of a company, especially for legal documents, who aren’t honest in their advertisement.

Hey there — we're sorry you had a bad experience with one of our ads. You are correct in saying that ultimately, a judge has a final say about legal guardianship — we always want to encourage parents who currently have no legal plan in place to take action and do what they can to have their choices honored. We also encourage families to consider things like a trust, which offer more control over assets and timing, as well as life insurance to protect your family while you're living. Thanks for your thoughtful feedback. --Tori