Families
Give your spouse, children and trusted contacts a scoped path to the records they would otherwise have to discover under pressure.
Families usually discover the estate one question at a time. Which insurer, which bank, where the original document is, who has the locker key, which recurring payment matters. The person who knows those answers is often the person everyone is worried about, and the work lands on people who are already under stress.
What goes wrong
The parts that actually cause trouble
Nobody sees the full picture
A spouse may know the main accounts but not the old policies, property papers, digital subscriptions or contacts that make the plan usable.
Grief turns admin into a maze
Claims and access requests arrive institution by institution, with each one asking for a different proof or contact.
What LifeWyn does about it
Specific answers, not reassurance
A family-ready vault
Store the index, documents and instructions your family would need, then keep them current as life changes.
Read moreDifferent access for different people
Give a spouse broad visibility, a sibling one record, or a child age-gated guidance without exposing everything.
Read moreEmergency states are separate
Medical or incapacity instructions can be scoped separately from estate release.
Read moreQuestions
Asked and answered
- Does my family need an account?
- Nominee access is designed to be guided and scoped. The person you name sees only the records your rules release to them.
- Can I keep some things private?
- Yes. Access is assigned item by item, so organising your family plan does not mean sharing your whole vault today.
Start with the index
An hour of listing what exists is worth more than a year of intending to. You can add nominees and rules afterwards.