Iceland is a small country with a population of around 320,000 people, which means, there's a very good chance that when its citizens are out drinking at a bar, and their comprehensive skills are at an all-time low, they just might accidentally bone their cousin.
I know what you're thinking, why wouldn't the Icelanders know who they are related to before transmitting various fluids to one another?
Here's why: While we here in the West get our last names passed down through the generations from our father's side, Icelandic surnames derive from either their mother or father's name as well as the words son (indicating that you are the son of whomever) or dottir (daughter of whomever) which leads to a hell of a lot of confusion.
So, naturally an App was invented to help stop people from humping each other that may result in a very awkward conversation in the morning.
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