Sarah Burke

I know.

No, when we come back, Jan, I want to tell you about an app actually that can predict your death and if you would actually want to use it or not.

There's no defense.

This developer is from Toronto.

His name's Travis Wenninger, and he's developed this app called Memento Mori.

January 2025 is when he started working on it.

Now, Jen, you and I, like we both have our aura rings on at all times, you know, wearable tech.

Like I'm wearing my Apple watch too right now.

But everything is like tracking, you know, to help you with your biometrics and, you know, scientific and medical data, right?

So this app is grounded in science.

He's actually taken data from the World Health Organization, Health Canada, and

And he's run it by like a health care worker in his family.

He wanted us to know and they loved it.

So it's like based on your biometrics, Memento Mori can predict maybe when you should be prepared to die.

Now, it's funny in the aura ring.

I don't know about you, but like mine says that my heart health is five years younger.

So I'm imagining it's things like this.

I don't have the app, but yeah.

So this is like really a question for any of our listeners.

If you could prepare for when you're going to die, would you actually want to know?