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Security

Your saved plan and vault files are encrypted on your device. Understand what that protects, what the service processes, and how to keep access to your own copy.

What that means in practice

  • Encryption happens in the browser, before upload

  • Sharing is invitation-based, with roles you can revoke

  • Exports open offline, without our servers

  • Record where to find access instructions; do not put account passwords in your plan

Keep your recovery information safe

Signing in and unlocking your encrypted plan are separate steps. Keep your vault passphrase or recovery card somewhere safe. We cannot reset a lost vault passphrase or recover the contents without your recovery material.

Revoking someone's access stops future access through the service. It cannot erase a copy they have already downloaded or printed. Store exports securely and update them when your plan changes.

Information the service still processes

Encryption of stored content does not hide account emails, payment identifiers, sharing permissions, or check-in activity from the service. If you choose optional AI assist, the text you submit is processed to organize it before you review and save the result. See the privacy policy for details.

Where to read more

Storage limits and file handling are on the document vault page. Vendors are listed on sub-processors. The privacy policy covers analytics, email, and payments.

Next steps

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

  • Document vault — Store encrypted copies of family documents, control trusted access, and export your files. Learn about storage limits and how the vault works.
  • Privacy Policy — How End of Life Planner collects, uses, and protects information, including encrypted plans, payments, email, analytics, and optional AI assist.
  • Sub-processors — Third parties that help operate End of Life Planner — hosting, payments, email, analytics, vault storage, and optional AI assist.