LifeWyn is a digital legacy platform that helps you organize, protect and plan your digital assets, information and legacy for the people who matter most.
Your files are scrambled on your own device. What reaches our servers is noise we can't read — by design, not by promise.
The key that opens your vault is built from your passphrase and split into pieces. No master switch, no support-desk override, no back door.
Every item carries its own instructions — who it's for, when it opens, what proof is needed. The 'what to do' never gets separated from the 'what it is'.
Your spouse, your kids, your executor, your lawyer — each opens a different room, with guidance written for them. No group password thrown over the wall.
The whole picture
From the first account you add to the last message your family reads. Discovery, encryption, your rules, the quiet check-ins, verified access, and the guidance that matters when a decision can't wait — it all lives in one place.
Your money lives across banks, brokers, apps, policies, and a drawer of paperwork. Pull it into one clear picture — accounts, property, debts, advisers, IDs, and the digital life that leaves no paper trail.
A list of accounts isn't a plan. Attach the documents, the wishes, the medical notes, and the private messages so your vault explains what to do — not just what exists.
Nothing unlocks on a hunch. Check-ins, reminders, trusted contacts, waiting periods, and real evidence all have to agree before a single recipient sees anything.
Grief is a hard time to decode a spreadsheet. Nominees, guardians, executors, and advisers each get a guided room with the exact records and next steps meant for them.
The evidence
We built LifeWyn around the failures researchers keep documenting — plans never made, accounts no one could reach, digital lives that vanished with a forgotten password. Here's what the numbers say, with sources you can check yourself.
Trust & Will's 2026 report found 56% of Americans have no estate plan at all, and the share with a will has slipped to 26%. The hard part was never the paperwork — it's starting. So we made the first step take an evening, not a lawyer's appointment.
Source: Trust & Will 2026 Estate Planning ReportAs Kiplinger lays out, real planning also means incapacity, health decisions, power of attorney, beneficiary designations, and keeping all of it current. That's why LifeWyn treats your legacy as a living plan you tend — not one PDF you upload and forget.
Source: Kiplinger estate planning guideWIRED's guide to digital legacy shows how uneven 'emergency access' really is — some tools hand over everything at once, some make people wait, some need an offline kit sitting in a drawer. LifeWyn keeps the secrets, the instructions, the proof, and each person's access as separate, deliberate layers.
Source: WIRED digital legacy guideThe Silent Failure
Your life is spread across banks, brokers, insurers, phones, cloud drives, password managers, crypto wallets, property files, and a handful of people who each know one piece. When something happens, what's missing is rarely a single document. It's the map — who to call, what's where, and what you'd have wanted.
What LifeWyn Protects
One thing we never do: touch your money. Your bank still holds your savings and your broker still holds your investments. LifeWyn only holds the map to all of it.
How It Works
Set it up once. After that LifeWyn waits in the background and only steps forward when your own rules say it should.
Add your accounts, documents, passwords, property, and the things only you know — the branch that handles your policy, where the locker key really is. Anything sensitive is encrypted on your device before it uploads.
What goes in
Bank and investment accounts, insurance, property papers, crypto notes, IDs, subscriptions, and the messages you want to leave behind.
Your family gets a map, not a mystery.
Give each item a recipient — and a backup. They're told they've been named, but they see nothing yet. You decide exactly what opens, for whom, and on what proof.
You control
Per-item recipients, backup contacts, release timing, and the evidence each handover requires.
No blanket access. No panic-sharing a password at 2am.
A tap on your phone — or a quiet scheduled check-in — keeps everything sealed. Miss a few and LifeWyn nudges you first, then asks your trusted contacts, long before it considers opening anything.
Signals
App activity, scheduled check-ins, trusted-contact confirmations, grace periods, and one-tap cancellation whenever you want it.
Silence alone is never treated as proof.
When the certificate, the identity checks, and the waiting periods all line up, the right keys and instructions reach the right people — and nothing more than that.
The release gate
Verified documents, trusted-contact sign-off, fraud review, your own rules, and recipient identity checks.
The right people get the right guidance, at the moment they need it.
Protection Readiness
The two-minute readiness check turns a vague worry into a plain list: what's done, what's half-finished, and what you've been meaning to sort out. No signup to find out.
Turn uncertainty into a prioritized action plan.
Assets and liabilities
Accounts, investments, loans, property, and obligations mapped together.
Nominee scope
Recipients assigned, with a few fallback roles still worth completing.
Critical documents
IDs, insurance, estate files, and medical instructions grouped by purpose.
Legacy instructions
Personal wishes, final messages, and family guidance still need review.
Emergency access
Emergency-only information separated from inheritance-only releases.
Life signal
Check-in cadence and trusted-contact escalation path are configured.
Who sees what
Your spouse doesn't need your business files. Your lawyer doesn't need your love letters. Give each person their own room, their own trigger, their own proof, and their own message — everyone gets exactly their part, and nothing more.
Primary family contact
Access scope
Family-level view after verified release
Release condition
Verified death, incapacity, or emergency rules you define
Named beneficiary
Access scope
Selected assets, memories, and family instructions
Release condition
Role-specific release window with optional fallback review
Care continuity lead
Access scope
Minor-care records and practical household guidance
Release condition
Emergency or incapacity path with identity validation
Estate administration
Access scope
Legal, tax, liability, and property documentation
Release condition
Verified death evidence plus any waiting period you set
Professional support
Access scope
Only the records needed for their professional duty
Release condition
Owner approval, executor invitation, or verified event
Independent signal
Access scope
Verification context without private vault disclosure
Release condition
Escalation only after missed check-ins and reminders
Life Check Engine
A missed call proves nothing. So LifeWyn works through a deliberate sequence — a nudge to you, a word with your contacts, real evidence, a waiting period — before any rule can open a thing. It's slow on purpose.
A normal login or scheduled check-in keeps the vault sealed.
Missed windows start reminders through the channels the owner configured.
Trusted contacts can confirm context, flag concern, or stop a false alarm.
Documents and confirmations are checked for consistency before the rule engine acts.
Item-level time locks hold sensitive releases until the configured delay passes.
Recipient, event, evidence, and timing rules determine the final access state.
Trigger: Emergency contact activated
Available: Medical and insurance guidance
Trigger: Medical evidence plus contact review
Available: Power-of-attorney support material
Trigger: Missed check-ins after grace windows
Available: Escalation context only
Trigger: Evidence packet accepted by rules
Available: Role-based legacy instructions
The safety catches
A real emergency should move fast. A mistake, a family dispute, or someone fishing for access should hit a wall. These are the catches that tell the two apart.
The owner can stop an escalation before the final release state is reached.
A flagged concern pauses the process and moves the case into review.
Recipients must prove they are the assigned person before seeing scoped records.
Each recipient sees the smallest practical set of records for their role.
LifeWyn organizes instructions and records; banks, brokers, and custodians keep holding the assets.
Decision context is packaged so families can understand why a state changed.
Ambiguous cases can be held for manual review instead of forcing a binary outcome.
Important actions and state changes are recorded for accountability.
Sound familiar?
Your vault is encrypted on your device before it ever reaches us. The key is split into pieces held in separate places, so no single party — us included — can put it back together. We store noise, and release only encrypted shares. Never plaintext.
Built on zero-knowledge encryption
Your data is encrypted on your device with keys only you hold — the design, not a promise, is what protects your legacy.
Set up your encrypted vault in minutes. Your digital legacy, secured by zero-knowledge encryption.
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