Email, photos, subscriptions, and the accounts protected by a phone nobody else can unlock. What happens to them, and what to set up now.
3 guides · Estate & Legacy
Planning services get acquired, merged, and retired — it happens routinely. Here is what those transitions actually look like from a user's side, and how to keep a usable copy of your own information regardless of what any vendor does.
A step-by-step guide to setting up a legacy contact on Apple, Google, and Facebook — the official digital estate planning tools that decide who reaches your accounts, no passwords required.
A practical, step-by-step checklist for inventorying your accounts, devices, and subscriptions — so your family isn't locked out of your digital life when it matters most.
Every account, device, and subscription — mapped, with a plan for each. It never stores a password.
What to do after someone dies, in the order it actually happens. Written for the person holding the folder, usually with no warning and no training.
3 guidesGetting your own affairs in order, before anyone needs them. Mostly this is writing down what already exists so the people who help you can find it.
2 guidesCaring for a parent rarely starts with a decision. These are the medical lists, the money questions, and the family conversations, in a sensible order.
1 guideWhat a funeral costs, what you are entitled to ask, and how to write decisions down on an ordinary afternoon instead of the worst week of the year.
1 guideLeave your email and we'll tell you when the next organizer exists. Nothing else — your data stays on your device either way.