Put the practical things in one place.
Account details, subscription lists, document locations, Wi-Fi passwords. Start with the things only you know.
Your digital life. A backup plan.
A practical vault for everything your loved ones would need if you couldn’t be there. Keep the details together, choose your people, and make a plan for passing them on.
Start with a checklist. Build peace of mind one detail at a time.
For the people you trust.
The details they need. The words you want to leave.
Our founding commitments
↗Privacy by design
↗Reminders before release
↗Your people. Your choices.
A little planning. A lot less guessing.
Not just passwords. The pet’s routine, where the spare key lives, which bills renew, and what you’d want your family to know.
Your vault, in everyday terms
The essentials
Accounts · documents · subscriptions
The everyday
Wi-Fi · house notes · pet care
The personal
Wishes · instructions · messages
Account details, subscription lists, document locations, Wi-Fi passwords. Start with the things only you know.
Name the people you trust. Give your partner the household details and leave personal messages for the people who matter.
The planned check-in system sends multiple reminders and allows a grace period before releasing your vault to your chosen recipients.
We’re building toward end-to-end encrypted storage and a careful check-in-then-release flow. Keepsake is a practical companion to estate planning, not a legal will.
The plan for your plan
Our planned packages, built for individuals and households. Paid vault features are part of the product roadmap.
$0to start
A basic digital estate checklist and one trusted contact.
$59/ year, or $6 / month
Planned: unlimited entries, multiple recipients, scheduled messages, and document storage.
$99/ year
Planned: a shared household vault and a yearly reminder to keep your details current.
Also planned: a one-time $49 “Set up Mom and Dad” package to help your parents get organized.
For individuals getting started
$0/month
One thoughtful thing you can do today
You don’t need to organize everything at once. Start with the details your loved ones would look for first.
Start your free checklist