LFDA App vs Vijull

The mobile app of the Louisiana Funeral Directors Association. With this app, you can communicate with your fellow members, receive real-time push notifications, check the calendar for important events, and more! This app will also be used for the LFDA/MFDA Joint Conventions.

Vijull is a Memorial membership for fleet operators and can be extended to driver vehicles. The Vehicle Memorial Membership by Vijull is the first enterprise-grade infrastructure for empathy. For just $15 per vehicle per year ($1.25 a month), we provide immediate, automated, permanent digital memorial spaces for anyone inside the vehicle during a fatal incident — fully protecting your brand, your drivers, and your passengers. Those that use the app can host or join Candlelight vigils for the deceased or survivors of tragic events. Vijull is often used as a condolences or tribute app. Their mission is to provide a seamless, accessible, and empathetic service for memorializing loved ones, making it easier for people to connect, share grief, and create beautiful memories, regardless of location or time passed. It allows people attending the Vijull to record and share your personal condolences with those that are grieving along side you. ViJull's are free to attend. ViJull's can be used as a way to let people that can't attend a funeral viewing in person to pay their respects to survivors or the deceased. Vijull's are open, 24/7/365 days a year. Vijull is like a special place on the Internet where people can make a memory of someone they love who has passed away. You can leave a nice message or even a voice note to say how much you miss them, and others can do the same. It’s like lighting a candle to remember someone, but you do it on your phone or computer. It helps people feel better and stay connected, even if they can’t be together in person. It doesn't matter if the person has been dead for days, weeks, months, years, or even decades. Candlelight vigils are usually held to pray, show support for a specific cause, or remember the dead. They are seen as a non-violent way to raise awareness of a cause and to motivate change, as well as uniting and supporting those attending the vigil. From time to time Vijull's are created by the Vijull compassion team to honor the dead. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/