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A legacy messaging platform for loved ones

Creating a thoughtful platform for patients to leave future messages — with a team that understood the stakes.

Forget Me Not lets people nearing end of life record video messages and write notes for loved ones, scheduled for dates that matter.

Digital health / end-of-life care · Staff augmentation — design & project management

Forget Me Not legacy messaging app on a laptop at sunset

Digital health / end-of-life care

Industry

Staff augmentation — design & PM

Services

1 designer, 1 project manager

Team size

4.5 months / 11 sprints

Duration

What Forget Me Not was up against

What Forget Me Not was up against

The founder knew exactly who he was building for. Three constraints shaped the work from day one.

  • Budget constrained the scope

    Full development wasn't possible yet. He needed a testable design prototype — maximum clarity within a tight budget before writing production code.

  • Design had to feel right

    This wasn't about conversion metrics. The product had to feel calm, gentle, and respectful — getting the emotional tone wrong would have been a failure of respect.

  • Success was measured differently

    No traditional KPIs or revenue targets. Success meant the platform felt right to someone facing end of life, and gave them a way to leave meaningful messages.

How we helped

How we helped

A designer and project manager worked with the founder over 11 sprints and 4.5 months — empathy before craft.

  • Started with real patients

    Before any screens, the team spoke with people who would use the platform — what they needed, what felt intrusive, what felt right. Those conversations drove every design decision.

  • Designed for the person

    Large touch targets, simple language, and flows that never felt like filling out forms.

  • A prototype ready for development

    A fully tested interactive prototype the founder could hand to developers — every screen documented, every flow validated with real users.

What happened when things changed

Delivery that stayed continuous when emotional feedback reshaped the work.

Patient interviews surfaced reactions desk research missed — flows that felt cold in wireframes were reworked while keeping the founder in control of key decisions.

Definition of Done included emotional fit, not just technical completeness — flows that passed QA but felt wrong were iterated until they met the standard.

The team gave the founder direct access and honest communication, treating every decision with the same seriousness as the product's purpose.

Forget Me Not messaging workspace at sunset
What Forget Me Not achieved

What Forget Me Not achieved

A validated prototype, delivered on time, ready for build.

  • 100% sprint completion — on time, within budget.

  • Prototype tested directly with the target audience.

  • 50%+ reduction in delivery costs vs. traditional software vendors.

  • A development-ready prototype with one team across design and PM — no handoff gaps.

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