I know that words like "revolutionize" are pretty strong but I used it intentionally. I believe in what I'm doing that much.
We see stuff all the time. There is very little that is really "new" or "revolutionary".
The last time there was anything truly revolutionary in the insurance field was probably the introduction of universal life insurance . . . almost 30 years ago.
As Paul pointed out, most of the health carriers now use e-apps which are (almost) dummy proof. Personally, I can't envision a service on the front end that will dramatically change things.
Unless you have a system that mystically finds prospects who are 100% healthy, ready to buy, have the cash to pay for a plan, and they are somehow directed to me on an exclusive basis.
Now THAT would be revolutionary.