Plan I
Individual
For one life, organized quietly.
Pricing announced at launch
Est. MMXXVI · A quiet room for what matters
A subscription for the documents, wishes, and final arrangements that keep a family whole — built while you're well, kept until they need it.
Filed by the owner · reviewed by counsel
Illustrative entry · every access is logged
Centuries ago, a vestry was a small room kept by a church, where keys, registers, and vestments were stored — and where a chosen few knew where each thing lived. We've built one for the modern family: a quiet, encrypted place for the documents, accounts, and wishes that keep a household whole.
You decide what's in it. You decide who can open which door, and when.

The Vault · Contents
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney. Fifty-state compliant.
Advance directives a hospital can read in minutes.
Banks, brokerages, real estate. Names and locations — never passwords.
Email, photos, password-manager recovery, 2FA codes, crypto.
Burial, ceremony, readings, music, officiant.
Time-locked notes, delivered when the moment comes.
Who holds which key. Every access logged.
Step I · Build
The Plan Builder walks you through the decisions most families avoid — in small steps, in plain language, with no pressure to finish in one evening.
Step II · Share
Name your stewards. Give each one access only to the rooms they need. Every view is recorded, and you can change the keys at any time.
Step III · Be available
When the moment comes, the people you trusted find exactly what you left for them. Nothing more. Nothing missed.
Trust is not a color
Your documents are encrypted on your device before they ever reach our servers. We hold ciphertext only.
Read how the keys work →Plan I
For one life, organized quietly.
Pricing announced at launch
Plan II
For two people who share their decisions.
Pricing announced at launch
Plan III
For families with more to carry.
Pricing announced at launch
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The people you love are already carrying enough. They shouldn't also have to find the passwords, guess the wishes, or hunt for the will.