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Digital legacy

Inventory online accounts, write wishes for each, and leave access arrangements — not a dump of passwords.

We never store passwords · Not a will

By End of Life PlannerUpdated

What digital legacy includes

An instruction sheet for your online life. It sits next to your papers so the digital side isn’t forgotten beside the drawer. Who is allowed to open the plan is a product setting, documented on trusted sharing.

Account inventory and wishes

How someone finds access, what you’d like done, and where devices live — never the passwords themselves.

  1. 01

    How to find access

    A password manager, a notebook, a person who knows. Not the codes.

  2. 02

    How accounts should be handled

    Keep, memorialize, close, or leave it for someone to decide.

  3. 03

    Devices, email, and cloud

    Where they live, and who can find them.

Sources

Public references this page draws on. We are not affiliated with these agencies, and this is not legal, medical, or funeral-director advice.

Next steps

Continue with a related guide, worksheet, or product feature.

  • Trusted sharing — Invite trusted people to your plan, choose their permissions, and manage access now or later. Learn how invitations and check-ins work.
  • Documents — Find out which end-of-life documents to gather, how to record original locations, and how to organize copies so your family can find them.
  • Offline export — Download a PDF and encrypted pack that opens without our servers, plus the 90-day wind-down window.

Leave instructions for accounts — never the passwords themselves.

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