About EasyGoing

The idea for EasyGoing came about more than fourteen years ago, during conversations with a friend. Together, we came up with a simple idea: helping people record their final wishes and important information, so that loved ones have less searching, figuring things out and difficult decisions to make after someone dies.

The idea stayed with me for years. After my father passed away, it became clear again how valuable something like this could be. When AI made it possible for me to build a first version myself, I picked the idea up again and developed it further. After that, Ramon, an experienced senior developer, completely rebuilt EasyGoing from a technical perspective. He is now my partner in EasyGoing.

EasyGoing should above all be simple, transparent and secure. You don't need to spend endless amounts of time on it: set aside one evening, record what matters to you, and then get on with your life. You can always come back later to add to or update your plan. In the end, it's really quite simple: I wish EasyGoing had existed when my father passed away.