Secure your digital legacy — track accounts, assets, and access info for your family
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Inactive Account Manager lets you designate someone to access your data after 3-18 months of inactivity. Without it, next of kin must submit a court order.
Learn more →You can set a Legacy Contact who can memorialize your account. Without one, family must provide a death certificate for memorialization or deletion.
Learn more →iOS 15+ supports Legacy Contact. Your designated contact gets an access key to download your data. Otherwise, a court order is required.
Learn more →Beneficiaries can claim assets with a death certificate and probate documents. Process takes 2-4 weeks. Consider sharing vault access with a trusted person.
Learn more →Twitter can deactivate a deceased person's account with proper documentation. No data transfer is available.
Learn more →Next of kin can request closure of a Microsoft account and potentially access OneDrive/Outlook data with a court order.
Learn more →Consider adding this clause to your will:
"I direct my executor to access my digital assets as listed in my Digital Estate Checklist (stored with [password manager / attorney / safe deposit box]). I authorize my executor to manage, transfer, or close any digital accounts as necessary."
This tool stores all data locally in your browser. No data is transmitted to any server. Platform policies may change — verify current procedures on each platform's website. This is not legal advice — consult an estate planning attorney for formal digital estate planning.
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