A private place to leave what your family will need if something happens to you — where things are, who to call, what you'd want.
A single, private place to write down what your family would need if something happened to you — where the accounts and documents are, who to call, your insurance and digital access, and your wishes. The kind of things that are obvious to you and a painful mystery to everyone else.
Everything you type is encrypted on your own device with a passphrase only you choose, using the same kind of encryption (AES-256) banks rely on. Nothing is ever sent anywhere — there's no account, no server, no cloud. When it's ready you can print a plain readable copy for a safe or deposit box, and save an encrypted backup file you can keep anywhere. If you forget the passphrase, the data can't be recovered; that's the trade-off for it being truly private.
Because the information a family needs in a hard moment is usually scattered across a dozen logins and a few people's memories, and the existing options ask you to hand it to a company. This is the opposite: it stays with you, costs nothing, and asks nothing of you but a passphrase. It's made by an independent developer, kept deliberately simple, and meant to be used once and set aside until it's needed.
Print a readable copy and keep it somewhere your family can reach — a safe, a deposit box — and tell the right person where it is. The printed copy is plain text anyone holding it can read, so store it securely. The backup file stays encrypted and is safe to keep anywhere.