• Nothing is released on silence alone
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How it works

The order matters, and so does what cannot happen at each step.

Eight steps, from the first message you record to the moment a recipient opens what you left for them.

01

Prepare

Store documents, record messages, write instructions, list your digital assets. Everything is encrypted before it is written down, with its own key.
02

Name your people

Decide who to trust and what each of them may do. Being a recipient grants nothing administrative; approving a release is a separate power from receiving one.
03

Set the rules

For each plan: what goes to whom, under which condition, after what delay, with how many approvals. Highly sensitive material requires more than one approver — and never a date alone.
04

Check in

Confirm you are well on a schedule you choose — from 7 days to a year. Signing in counts. So does tapping a link in the reminder email.
05

If you go quiet

Reminders, then a grace period, then the people you named are asked to check on you. They are told plainly that nothing has been released.
06

Independent verification

Only reviewed evidence — a death certificate, an official record — can establish death, and a person reviews it. A trusted contact reporting a death opens a review; it never concludes one.
07

A final waiting period

Even after everything is satisfied there is a last window in which your returning halts the release. Time spent paused does not count toward it.
08

Delivery

Recipients are told what was left for them, by whom, and on what basis. Links are personal, short-lived and use-limited, and every access is logged.

At any point, you are in control.

One control on every screen pauses all releases immediately — for a day, a week, or until you say otherwise. It works from the web and from your phone.

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