Digital legacy wishes — grants no access to any account

Digital Legacy Planner

What you want done with each account, and who should ask — with no credentials, no secrets, and no promises about what a provider will allow.

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Local tool — no account details are uploaded or requested

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Never write a password, a recovery phrase, a PIN or a one-time code here. This tool does not ask for them, does not need them, and cannot protect them. What it records is what you would like to happen to each account, and who should ask about it.
A wish is not access. Every provider has its own process for accounts after death, those processes differ by company and by country, and naming someone here gives them no authority of any kind. This tool has no list of provider policies built in, because a policy copied today and left to rot is worse than no policy at all — look each one up when the time comes, and write down the date you checked.
Recorded so you can raise it with someone qualified there. It changes nothing on this page.
How amounts are shown back to you.

Accounts and services

A name you would recognise is enough. For anything holding money or crypto, record only that it needs sorting out and who to raise it with — never a wallet secret.

Your account wishes

Written to be usable anywhere. Estate law differs by country and often within one — the Philippines, the United States and everywhere else each have their own rules about what a document must look like, who must inherit, and how an estate is settled. So nothing in these tools changes based on where you are. The country you record is context to raise with a professional there, and the words below are the ones you may meet, not a statement of what applies to you.
What this tool refuses to do

It will not tell you how to get into an account that is not yours. There is no step-by-step for bypassing a login here and there never will be, whatever the circumstances.

It will not promise that anyone can inherit an account. Many services are licensed to one person and end with them, some offer a legacy contact or a memorialisation process, and some will only respond to a court order. That is the provider’s decision, made under the law that applies to them.

It will not check your text for secrets and tell you it is clean. There is a rough check that flags a few obvious shapes — the word “password” followed by a colon, a long run of digits — and it says plainly that it cannot catch everything, because it cannot.

It will not fetch anything from a link you paste. Only https and http addresses are accepted at all, nothing is previewed or requested in the background, and a link only opens when you click it.