Digital Legacy

Your digital life is part of your estate.

Email, social, banking, photos, crypto, domains, subscriptions and devices. We document and structure your digital legacy so your family can access \u2014 or close \u2014 exactly what you intend.

Overview

A modern problem traditional estate planning rarely solves.

Twenty years ago, an estate fit in a filing cabinet. Today, much of your life is locked behind passwords your family has never seen. Bank statements you no longer receive on paper. Photos in cloud storage no one else can access. Crypto holdings only you know exist. Domains, subscriptions, identities — all of it disappears, or stays online forever, unless someone plans for it.

Where We Help

Practical, considered support.

Digital Asset Register

Every account, device and credential — documented and secured.

Password Legacy

Encrypted, structured and inheritable. Not a Post-it note in a drawer.

Social After Death

Memorialise, archive or remove — your choice, planned in advance.

Crypto Inheritance

Seed phrases, wallets and exchange access handled properly.

Photo & Family Archives

The memories your family will most want to keep — preserved and accessible.

Founder Digital Estate

Business systems, domains and platforms for business owners.

What a digital legacy plan covers

Email accounts. Social media (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X). Banking, brokerage and superannuation portals. Cloud storage (Google, iCloud, Dropbox). Photo libraries and family archives. Cryptocurrency wallets and exchange accounts. Domains and websites. Recurring subscriptions. Devices and the credentials to unlock them. Business systems if you are a founder.

Stored properly. Released properly.

Your digital register lives in your encrypted Legacy Vault. Access is structured — only the right people see the right items at the right time, and never before they need to.

Coordinated with your will

A digital register is only useful if it integrates with your estate plan. We coordinate with your estate lawyer to make sure the legal documents authorise the access we are arranging.

Common Questions

Answers to the questions families ask first.

Is it safe to write all my passwords down?

No, if you write them in a notebook. Yes, if they are stored in an encrypted vault with structured access controls and an executor-grade release protocol — which is what we provide.

What about cryptocurrency?

Crypto is the single most common digital asset lost on death. We document custody, seed phrases and access in a structured, secure way — coordinated with your estate lawyer.

Can my family unlock my phone?

Probably not, without planning. Device passcodes, biometrics and recovery keys are now part of every digital legacy plan we build.

Next Step

Plan the digital part of your estate.

A private consultation to scope your digital legacy register.

Book a Private Consultation