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A new app ‘Lalo’ is helping people to remember loved ones who passed away

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Seattle-based startup Lalo has launched its death tech-driven app that offers an intimate space to remember passed loved ones. Users can add video, pictures, text, and voice notes for free. In the coming future, Lalo plans to charge $25 a year to give access to more storage space.

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A new app ‘Lalo’ is helping people to remember loved ones who passed away

Lalo gives private digital space to remember and preserve memories of lost loved ones. Currently, the app is free to use and emphasises on ad-free interface.

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