Individuals
Organise accounts, property, documents and digital assets in one encrypted vault, with clear rules for who sees what later.
For an individual, the hard part is rarely one missing document. It is the quiet spread of accounts, policies, devices, passwords, investments and instructions across years of adult life. You may know roughly where everything is, but the person who would need it later would be starting with fragments, old emails and guesses.
What goes wrong
The parts that actually cause trouble
The inventory lives in your memory
Banks, insurers, brokers, property records and digital accounts accumulate gradually. Without a living index, even a careful family starts by asking what exists at all.
Sharing early creates its own risk
A shared password list or folder makes future access easier by making present-day privacy weaker. Most people need something more scoped than all-or-nothing access.
What LifeWyn does about it
Specific answers, not reassurance
One encrypted index
Record the assets, documents and instructions people would need, encrypted before they leave your device.
Read morePer-item access rules
Assign different records to different nominees so one person does not need visibility into your whole life.
Read moreVerification before release
Check-ins, escalation and verification sit between silence and disclosure, so a missed login is never enough by itself.
Read moreQuestions
Asked and answered
- Is LifeWyn a will?
- No. A will is a legal document. LifeWyn organises the practical information and encrypted records that help the right people act on your wishes.
- Can I change nominees later?
- Yes. Your vault, nominees, rules and instructions are editable while you are using the account.
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.