I built an app to send messages after I die. The most popular feature wasn't what I expected.

Source: Business Insider

Brian Majewski started a company after his father-in-law died. Courtesy of Brian MajewskiBrian Majewski and his wife, Teresa, created a platform to leave messages, recipes, and more. He got the idea after an online acquaintance disappeared from social media.

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