Kairos Opportunity!

I've written about Kairos twice (here and here), and one of the posts got the attention of the folks over at Kairos Life.  Kairos Life is an organization that aims to help store your memories and then provide them digitally to anyone you choose at a later date.  

I make it sound like they want to inject a computer chip into your brain.  No, no, no.  Scratch that.  Here's what they have to say:

"KairosLife.com is a place for families to save digital memories and heirlooms for kids and loved ones. Then digitally deliver those keepsakes to them at a predetermined date in the future, kind of like a digital time capsule or gift.  

Our founder recently lost a close friend who passed suddenly without warning and was again reminded of how quickly life can be taken away, at any age.

He woke up one night with the idea of this site.  He is a father of three and was thinking about the memories we want to keep forever - and how could they be stored, kept for the future, and delivered at just the right moment to have the greatest impact. 

How does it work?

1. Upload photos, videos or letters from your PC or mobile device to a “KairosMoment” which is the album or capsule that will be delivered to your loved one on a future date.
2. Tag your loved ones to that KairosMoment and set a reveal date when it will be delivered.
3. As the reveal date approaches, if desired, other family members and friends can share their thoughts on that KairosMoment to add to the memories for that loved one.
4. Then on the reveal date, the loved one will get an email notifying them of a KairosMoment that has been unlocked."

What an amazing idea, right?  It makes me want to put "My Life" on Netflix, grab my hubs and a glass of wine and cry it UP tonight.

You could do anything!  Videos of band concerts, Junior singing "Itsy Bitsy Spider" in the bathtub, Grandma reciting "Brown Bear, Brown Bear," weddings, proposals, vacation memories....I mean, the sky's the limit!

This is the answer to those who don't upload to Facebook (or worry about their pictures / videos if Facebook ever goes defunct), who worry about the memory on their computers, who don't scrapbook (or even if they do, worry about burning houses)...guys, this is what we've been missing!

So here's where you come in: 

They are in the beginning stages of testing and need people to help them beta test the product.  For everyone who signs up on the site, you get a FREE membership to the site! 

I've already signed up and I'm excited to start downloading some memories.  Let me know if you sign up and how you plan to use it!  Lots and lots of love this Monday morning!