Documents, accounts, your will, and the words you'd want them to hear first — kept in one secure vault and released to the people you trust, exactly when they need it.
Free to download · iPhone & Android · 256-bit encryption
The life insurance policy in a drawer nobody opened. The account nobody knew existed. The phone nobody could unlock. Grief is hard enough without a scavenger hunt attached to it.
Passports, deeds, insurance policies, account details, medical records. Find any of it in seconds and share it over WhatsApp or email when you need to.
A step-by-step guide with no legal jargon and no appointments. The thing you've been meaning to do for three years, done in one sitting.
Name the people who should have access. They see what you've chosen for them and nothing else — and only when the time actually comes.
Before they see anything else, your family reads your words. Clear direction when grief makes everything feel impossible to decide.
Your story, in your own voice. Guided questions turn scattered recordings into something your grandchildren can actually sit down and listen to.
Photographs and video, organized and preserved — passed on deliberately rather than lost inside a locked phone.
The most common question we get is whether a trusted contact can peek. They can't.
Each trusted contact is granted access to specific things — documents, letters, albums — and nothing outside that.
Until the release process begins, a trusted contact can see that they've been named and nothing more.
The process can't be triggered silently or unilaterally. It requires verification before anything is unlocked.
When access opens, your family reads your message before they see any documents — so they know what they're looking at and what matters most.
If you do nothing else today, gather these. Most people are missing at least four.
Will · birth certificate · passport · marriage or divorce papers · power of attorney · advance directive · Social Security card
Bank and investment accounts · life insurance policies · pension and retirement accounts · outstanding loans · recent tax returns
Deeds and mortgage documents · vehicle titles · rental agreements · home and auto insurance · storage unit details
Phone passcode · password manager access · email and subscription accounts · funeral wishes · letters to the people you love
You're trusting us with things that can't be recreated. We take that seriously.
Every plan includes 256-bit encryption and the lifetime access guarantee.
For a vault you intend to keep for decades, Lifetime works out cheaper after three and a half years.
Rememberli helps you produce a clear, complete draft without the jargon. Requirements for execution — signing, witnesses, notarization — vary by state, and the app walks you through what yours needs. For a large or complicated estate, or anything contested, have an attorney review it. Rememberli is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
No. Access stays sealed until the release process is requested and verified. Until then a trusted contact can only see that you've named them.
Every plan includes a lifetime access guarantee, and you can export everything you've uploaded at any time. You are never locked out of your own documents.
A safe deposit box is often sealed on death until an executor is appointed, which is exactly when your family needs it. It also can't hold your voice, deliver a letter in 2044, or be searched from a phone.
Store account details and instructions alongside everything else. Digital accounts don't close on their own — without access, they simply stay locked indefinitely.
Yes, and it's common. Set it up together on their phone and have them name you as a trusted contact. That way the vault is genuinely theirs, and you're not holding their documents on their behalf.
Not the whole filing cabinet. Just the one your family would look for first.
