How a digital inheritance vault compares
A digital inheritance vault is a private, encrypted record of what you own, where it is, and who to contact, kept for the people who will sort things out after you pass away. It holds the map, not the money and not your passwords.
People often ask how it fits with the things they already have. Each answer below is short and plain.
- Do I need a will and a digital inheritance vault?
A will says who gets what. A vault says what there is and where to find it. - Is a password manager enough for my family?
A password manager holds logins. A vault holds the map, and never your passwords. - Google and Apple legacy settings, and the rest of your life
Legacy settings look after one account. A vault covers the whole picture. - Tell Us Once, notification services and a digital inheritance vault
Notification services help your family tell firms. A vault tells your family which firms there are.
Leave your family a map, not a mystery.
Write down what you have and where it is, in an evening. Locked so only you can read it. Passed to your executor only after a verified death.