Digital Legacy Vault

People have critical accounts and assets scattered across banking, crypto, cloud storage, and subscriptions, but haven't documented how family can access them in emergencies. A secure digital estate planning tool that lets you document accounts, add instructions, and grant time-delayed or event-triggered access to trusted contacts.

Growing awareness of crypto inheritance failures — estimates suggest billions in Bitcoin are permanently lost due to inadequate succession planning — combined with mainstream adoption of digital assets has pushed estate planning tooling into a real gap. Closest substitute is Everplans, which exists but targets financial advisors and estate attorneys rather than self-serve individuals, leaving the direct-to-consumer layer underdeveloped. The $1k–5k/mo revenue band is honest for a freemium or low-ticket subscription model, though the ceiling is real: churn is structurally high because users set it up once and forget it, making LTV thin unless you find a recurring engagement hook. The single most likely failure mode is trust — convincing someone to store sensitive account credentials and access instructions in a product built by an unknown solo founder is an extremely high bar, and without credible security signaling or a recognized brand, conversion will stall regardless of how good the UX is.