What it does
Account Audit
A read-only scan of two years of your inbox turns receipts, statements and sign-in
notices into an inventory of the services you use. Free, for everyone.
Vault
Records where each credential lives, the password manager, the safe, the lawyer,
so your executor can find them. Never the credential itself.
Executor Kit
Four sections and your named executors, printed in plain black on white. Seal it with
the will. It works even if we disappear.
Standby Plan
A recurring re-scan, alerts before Google’s two-year inactivity deletion, and a
verified executor contact.
Family Cleanup
When the call comes, we close the accounts, memorialise the profiles and cancel the
subscriptions, and hand the executor a one-page report.
For practices
Estate lawyers and trustee companies print a co-branded leave-behind for every will
they sign and see how far each referred client has got.
The one rule
How it fits together
1
Audit
Run the Account Audit against Gmail, or load the sample
inventory to see how it works. Mark the accounts that matter as critical.
2
Record where things are
Add Vault entries for the password manager’s emergency kit, the
phone passcode, the deed packet. Link them to audited accounts.
3
Write the envelope
Fill the four Executor Kit sections, name your executors,
generate the inventory from the audit, and print.
4
Keep it current
The Standby Plan reminds you to re-scan, watches the
inactivity clock and keeps your executor’s details verified.
5
When it is needed
Your family opens the envelope. If they want help, they request
Family Cleanup and follow its progress from the same
screen.
Start here
Core concepts
Inventory, critical accounts, the envelope, plans and the practice link: the words the
rest of these pages use.
Sign in
Email and password, Google, or a passkey; and what a practice referral changes.
Run your first audit
From an empty inventory to a sorted table with an activity timeline.
Plans
What Community, Executor Kit and Standby include, and how the trial works.