Leave them your love.Not a puzzle.

UK Digital Estate Vault

Built for families across the UK

Everything your family will need: will, finances, passwords and letters to loved ones, encrypted in your browser before it ever reaches us.

One secure place.

Your will, finances, passwords, care wishes and letters to loved ones, encrypted in your browser and kept in one place for the day your family needs them.

Start today. Finish at your pace.

Stored in London · Paid securely through PayPal · Cancel any time

Why MyLegacyInfo

Take the burden off the people you love.

When someone dies, their family inherits a scavenger hunt: accounts nobody knew about, passwords nobody can guess, wishes nobody wrote down. MyLegacyInfo replaces all of it with one organised, encrypted vault your executor can actually use.

  • Start in minutes, then fill it in at your own pace
  • Your executor gets secure access once your death has been verified
  • You decide who gets access, when, and whether they see your passwords

Built on trusted foundations

AES-256 encryption

Stored in London

Run under UK GDPR

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Features

Everything they'll need is here.

Twenty tools covering your will, money, net worth, calendar, digital life, health, and the people you trust.

Feature 02 · Password Vault

Leave keys,not locked doors.

Locked with AES-256. Always.

Bank logins, email, utilities and subscriptions, encrypted with AES-256 and shown to your executor one at a time, only if you allow it. Every view is logged.

About your vault

Key features

The core of MyLegacyInfo: the documents every estate plan needs and most families never get round to.

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Feature 01

Write the will you keep putting off.

Guided questions cover your executors, guardians for your children, specific gifts and the rest of your estate. Print it, sign it in front of two witnesses and upload the signed copy. When life changes, start a new will and your earlier signed versions stay on record.

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Your people. Your rules.

Name your executor, family or a carer. Decide whether they wait for a verified death, whether they see your passwords, and which letters and documents they may open. Each opens your vault from their own free account, and you can revoke access at any time.

Feature 03 · Trusted People

The right people,the right access.

Questions families face

The questions they'll ask.

“Did Mum ever make a will? And if she did, where is it?”

Will & Funeral Plan

Where the signed will is kept, and the funeral wishes

“Which banks was Dad with, and what is still coming out every month?”

Finances

Accounts, pensions, policies, debts, subscriptions

“How do we get into his phone, his email, his photos?”

Passwords & Phones

Passwords shown only to the people you allow

Who it's for

Tailored for every family.

Whether you're planning ahead, named as an executor, or nudging a parent, there's a place for you here.

Planning ahead

You're organised about everything else. This is the last piece. Fill in your vault at your own pace and rest easy knowing it's sorted.

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Executors & families

Named as an executor? Once your access opens, you get a checklist built from their vault, with their accounts, policies, wishes and instructions for every letter, in one place instead of months of searching.

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Carers & support

Write down your routines, medications and care wishes in one Care Plan, print an Emergency Card, and on a Family plan share just your Care Plan with the relatives who help look after you.

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Gifting it forward

Parents who keep putting it off? Gift them a year of MyLegacyInfo with a personal message. They fill it in at their own pace, and everyone breathes easier.

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Why it matters

Simple. Secure. Sorted.Welcome to MyLegacyInfo.

£89bn lost

and forgotten across UK pensions, savings, investments and insurance. Source: Gretel, 2026.

51%

of UK adults have not written a will. Source: Canada Life, 2024.

12

months: the executor's year, the usual benchmark for settling an estate, and complex estates take longer

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tools in one vault: will, money, net worth, calendar, passwords, care and more

Give them answers,
not questions.

A few hours today can spare the people you love months of searching.