Before my father passed, he asked us to deliver handmade cards and gifts to family members near and far on holidays and occasions. CircleIt was built to replicate this special gift he left behind.
– Art Shaikh, Founder
Early on in his life, my father developed a passion for seeing the world through the lens of a camera. He spent countless hours capturing our childhood – it’s because of him my extended family has amazing memories captured on film to share with our future generations.
My father started digitizing and organizing these memories to ensure they were preserved for his entire family. Before he passed away, he asked me and my brothers to do things for him in the future like delivering specific cards to mom on birthdays and flowers on their anniversary. He crafted a handmade card for my young niece for us to deliver when she gets married.
One day this question popped in my head – what if I’m not here tomorrow? How will these memories get delivered? There has to be a better way. A modern way. A secure way to preserve these memories for generations.
After speaking to friends, coworkers, neighbors – everyone has their own solution that works for their family. The more people I spoke with the more stories I heard and it helped inspire me to build a technology that can solve this problem for not just my family, but for the entire world.
We wanted to build a generational platform that would allow users to communicate across time. With CircleIt, you can send cards to any future date and time. For example I can have CircleIt deliver a card full of wisdom and well wishes to my 2-year-old nephew on his future wedding day – possibly decades from now. All I have to do is set the occasion, even if I don’t know the actual date, and our smart technology will take care of the rest.
On CircleIt you can also build and nurture your digital family tree, send old home movies, record voice messages, share vintage family photos and even order physical gifts – all to be delivered at just the right time in the future.
Delivering letters, photographs, and gifts for family members who are no longer with us is nothing new. But the way we’ve done it hasn’t changed for the last 100 years. It’s time to take that same old methodology and bring it into the 21st century. That is what CircleIt was built for.
CircleIt, available in the App Store and Google Play was inspired by the story of a unique gift left from beyond the grave. The family of CircleIt founder, Art Shaikh, was left with gifts from his father to be delivered after he passed. These thoughtful gifts and messages allowed his father to continue sending reminders of his love to his family long after he was gone. It helped ensure his story lives on through future generations. And, it’s this unique sentiment that inspired the birth of CircleIt.
Sending gifts and messages to loved ones from beyond the grave isn’t exactly new. Whether it’s a wife receiving flowers on Valentine’s Day each year after her husband’s passing, or a daughter getting flowers from her father years after he had passed, families have long looked for ways to connect with their loved ones after they’re gone. With CircleIt, there’s now a centralized place for people to preserve their memories and facilitate gift and flower deliveries for years to come – which is something you can’t find from traditional social media and other communication platforms. “Every technology of today is bound by time. Everything is now, now, now. It’s for the likes,” Shaikh said. “There’s not a single technology out there to safeguard your legacy for generations.”
Through patented technology, CircleIt enables the creation and scheduling of chat messages, cards and physical gifts to be delivered at any future date. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Art Shaikh and his team have big plans for future releases of CircleIt. “We want our users to grow with us. Our goal is to become the global go-to platform for legacy planning, preservation and fulfillment.”
CircleIt, available in the App Store and Google Play was inspired by the story of a unique gift left from beyond the grave. The family of CircleIt founder, Art Shaikh, was left with gifts from his father to be delivered after he passed. These thoughtful gifts and messages allowed his father to continue sending reminders of his love to his family long after he was gone. It helped ensure his story lives on through future generations. And, it’s this unique sentiment that inspired the birth of CircleIt.
Sending gifts and messages to loved ones from beyond the grave isn’t exactly new. Whether it’s a wife receiving flowers on Valentine’s Day each year after her husband’s passing, or a daughter getting flowers from her father years after he had passed, families have long looked for ways to connect with their loved ones after they’re gone. With CircleIt, there’s now a centralized place for people to preserve their memories and facilitate gift and flower deliveries for years to come – which is something you can’t find from traditional social media and other communication platforms. “Every technology of today is bound by time. Everything is now, now, now. It’s for the likes,” Shaikh said. “There’s not a single technology out there to safeguard your legacy for generations.”
Through patented technology, CircleIt enables the creation and scheduling of chat messages, cards and physical gifts to be delivered at any future date. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Art Shaikh and his team have big plans for future releases of CircleIt. “We want our users to grow with us. Our goal is to become the global go-to platform for legacy planning, preservation and fulfillment.”
FEATURED STORY
He’s got a great story about his dad when his dad was dying, he said, Art, I’ve collected these gifts that I want you to give to your family members and my family members throughout history.
FEATURED STORY
He’s got a great story about his dad when his dad was dying, he said, Art, I’ve collected these gifts that I want you to give to your family members and my family members throughout history.
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