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Evera Survey
Losing someone is one of life’s hardest experiences.

We’re building Evera to help people navigate loss with more clarity, support, and less overwhelm. This short survey takes around 3 minutes and will help us build something genuinely useful for people going through difficult moments.
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Have you experienced the loss of someone close to you? 
If you have experienced more than one loss, please answer the following questions based on the person whose loss impacted you most deeply or most recently.
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Who did you lose?
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What is your age? *
Where are you based? *
How do you identify? *
What felt most difficult during that experience?
Which of these Evera services would you find most valuable?
What service would you pay for first? *
Which payment model would feel most reasonable to you for a service like Evera? *

Imagine a service lets you build a personal circle of contacts (wherever they are in the world) who would be notified if you passed away, confirmed by two trusted people you choose, never automated.

How interested would you be in setting up your own circle?

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What would matter most to you about joining? (select all that apply) *
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Would you pay for a service like this? *
Is there anything else you would like us to understand about your experience of losing a loved one? Any suggestions on solutions you wished we would work on? I am listening.
Would you be open to a short follow-up conversation to help us build Evera thoughtfully?
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Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

We know these moments are deeply personal, and we’re grateful for your trust. Your responses will help us build Evera with more care, clarity, and humanity.

Building Evera comes from a deeply personal place, thank you for taking the time to help shape this. As Evera’s founder, hearing these stories and perspectives means a great deal to me.

— Estelle

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