How it works
From “what happens if…” to a plan your family can follow
Four parts, one account: see the shares, lock the digital half, set the switch, and leave the words that matter.
1. See how your estate divides
Choose your faith and country, add the people in your family, and the shares appear — each with the rule that produced it. Blended families, forced heirship and the case with no heirs are handled and explained, and every result lists what it could not model.
2. Lock the digital half in a split-key vault
Record your accounts, wallets and instructions. They are encrypted with your vault’s public key, and the private key is split between people you choose. Any two of three open it; no one — including Wirātha — can open it alone.
3. Set a dead man’s switch that is hard to trigger by mistake
You check in from time to time. If you go quiet you are warned first, then given a grace period. Silence alone never releases anything — the people you chose confirm before the vault opens.
- Check in with a tap, a link or a passkey
- Warnings go to you, not your family
- A grace period covers travel, illness and bad signal
4. Leave messages that arrive on the right day
Write a letter, record a video or leave a voice note for one person or for everyone. Deliver it on a date you choose — a birthday, a wedding — or when the plan is carried out.
The day it matters
Careful by design. Never triggered by silence alone.
You check in
A tap, a link or a passkey. It takes seconds and resets the clock.
Gentle warnings
If you go quiet, we contact you first — never your family.
A grace period
Extra days for the ordinary reasons people go quiet: travel, hospital, no signal.
People you chose confirm
Silence is never treated as a death. Your chosen contacts confirm before anything moves.
Release
The vault opens for your key holders, the estate is shown as calculated, and your messages are delivered.
Start with the part that takes two minutes
See how your estate divides. It is free and needs no card.