MyEverLife

OUR FOUNDER / CAMERON DUNBAR

It started with
a handful
of letters.

One father’s request became a mission to help families preserve more than what we leave behind.

Financial professional with Leading Wealth Management · Author of two books · Father of five

The story behind MyEverLife ↓
Cameron Dunbar wearing a navy suit
Cameron DunbarFounder & CEO, MyEverLife

A client called.
He was running out of time.

A client had been diagnosed with terminal cancer. He asked me to come over to review his life insurance, critical illness policy and investments—and discuss what life would look like for his family after he was gone.

During that meeting, he approached me with a handful of written letters.

They were for his children, who were still young. He had things he wanted to say, but those words would only become relevant when they were older.

He asked if I could deliver those letters to his children in the future.

I began looking for a service that could help him. When I couldn’t find a suitable option, I took it upon myself to begin creating one.

In 2018, I started the process of building a digital legacy platform that could deliver time-released messages. That was the beginning of MyEverLife.

WHAT FAMILIES WERE REALLY ASKING FOR

Some things an insurance
policy cannot replace.

“I wish I could hear their
voice one more time.”

“I wish I could ask them
what they wanted.”

“I wish I could
talk to them again.”

In conversations with families after a loss, these were the wishes I heard. Financial security mattered. So did the connection to the person they loved.

In life insurance, I was creating financial security.
With MyEverLife, I wanted to create emotional security.
CAMERON DUNBAR

FROM FUTURE MESSAGES TO FAMILIAR PERSPECTIVES

Their voice.
Their values.
Their way of seeing
the world.

As technology advanced, the idea grew. We wanted to offer more than messages delivered in the future. We wanted to help people preserve their personality, traditions, beliefs and the experiences that shaped them.

AI can draw on an enormous amount of human knowledge. But that doesn’t mean it knows your father, your mother or your grandparents—or understands how they saw the world.

Those perspectives have to come from them.

MyEverLife was designed to help people preserve those parts of themselves, so future generations could explore their family’s stories and learn from the people who came before them.

That ambition became EverMe.

An AI representation informed by what someone chooses to share. A way to explore preserved memories and perspective, with the understanding that AI responses can be imperfect.

See my EverMe demonstration ↗

EIGHT YEARS. ONE PURPOSE.

Preserve who you are.

MyEverLife cannot replace a person or take away the pain of losing them. I would never promise that.

But it can help preserve the words they choose to leave, the stories only they can tell and the voice their family knows so well.

After eight years of research, I was able to bring together the technology and resources to build that vision.

What began with one father’s letters became MyEverLife.

Because the people we love deserve a way to know who we were.

Cameron Dunbar

Founder & CEO, MyEverLifeDiscover what you can preserve ↗