Your Digital Legacy,
Delivered When It Matters.
Secure dead man's switch that automatically delivers your crypto, passwords & files to the right people. Zero-knowledge encryption. Set it once, trust forever.
Free forever. No credit card required.
Secure Transfer
Zero-knowledge encrypted.
Check-in triggered.
Automated delivery.
Constructed for Deep Time
More than cloud storage. Inheritify monitors your activity and automatically delivers encrypted messages and files to your chosen recipients when you can no longer respond.
Dead Man's Switch
Automated pulse check system that initiates your legacy protocol if you don't respond. Set intervals from 1 day to 2 years with email reminders and a grace period.
Vault Recipients
Assign trusted recipients to each vault. Every recipient gets a secure delivery link when that vault is released, while the passphrase stays separate.
Zero-Knowledge Vault
Your data is encrypted on your device before reaching our servers. AES-256 encryption standard. We store only encrypted data we cannot read. Sealed until retrieval is triggered.
Smart Handoff
Guided, step-by-step unsealing process designed for non-technical recipients. Your family receives access, not a puzzle. Clear instructions, no jargon.
How It Works
Three steps to permanence.
Petrify Your Data
Upload documents, credentials, and messages. Write letters to specific people. Store crypto keys and seed phrases. Everything is encrypted instantly on your device before upload.
Define the Trigger
Set your check-in interval - from 1 day to 2 years. Configure email reminders and grace periods. We verify before any action is taken.
Legacy Transfer
When conditions are met, your encrypted vault unseals. Recipients receive secure access tokens. Guided step-by-step process ensures delivery to the right people with the right instructions.
Built for Crypto Holders
$140 billion in Bitcoin is lost forever. Don't let your holdings become another statistic. Your keys, your coins, your legacy — protected with zero-knowledge encryption and delivered only when it matters.
- Zero-knowledge encryption for seed phrases
- Hardware wallet succession instructions
- Clear guidance for non-technical recipients
- Self-custody maintained during your lifetime
More Than a Password Manager
Password Managers
- Store credentials for daily use
- Require manual sharing or master password handoff
- All-or-nothing access
- No automated triggers
Inheritify
- Dead man's switch automation
- Vault-level recipient assignment
- Zero-knowledge encryption
- Delivery when you can't deliver yourself
Don't Let Your Legacy
Be Lost to Entropy
Start for free. Protect what matters most with zero-knowledge encryption and automated delivery.
Trusted by Those
Who Value Precision
"Inheritance planning is usually a mess. Inheritify turned mine into a clean, organized system. I can separate vaults by audience and keep the passphrases offline."
"The peace of mind knowing my crypto keys and legal letters won't be lost in a drawer somewhere is priceless. Zero-knowledge means I actually trust the security."
"Finally, a digital solution that treats legacy planning with the gravity it deserves. No cartoons, no gamification - just engineered reliability."
Frequently Asked Questions
No. We use zero-knowledge architecture, meaning your data is encrypted on your device before it reaches our servers. We store only encrypted data we cannot decrypt. Even with a court order, we couldn't access your information because we don't have your encryption keys.
We've built multiple safeguards. You set your check-in interval (1 day to 2 years). We send email reminders before any action. There's a configurable grace period. A vacation won't trigger your legacy - we'd rather verify than assume.
Password managers are great for organizing credentials, but they lack automated delivery. You'd need to share your master password and hope someone knows to use it. Inheritify automates delivery based on your activity and lets you assign trusted recipients to specific vaults.
Your vault data is encrypted before it reaches our servers, and recipients need the passphrase you share separately. You should keep your passphrase and any critical recovery instructions in an offline location you control.