Do you store my passwords?

Never. Digital Legacy is a locator, not a vault. We capture where your passwords are kept, a notebook, a password manager, a safety deposit box, never the passwords themselves.

What if my password manager changes?

Update the map. Move it from one entry to another. The credentials themselves never leave the manager.

Who can see my Digital Legacy?

Only you, by default. Family members see it only when you turn on family sharing for Digital Legacy in your privacy settings.

What about two-factor authentication?

Digital Legacy can note where your 2FA recovery codes are kept (a printed sheet, an authenticator app, a backup phone). It never stores the codes themselves.

Role: Keeper

A map of your digital life. Never the passwords themselves.

Your email accounts, your social profiles, your subscriptions, your bank logins. We map where they live, who has access, and where the credentials are kept. We never store the credentials themselves.

Older adult at a home desk with tablet and paper notebook, gently noting where digital accounts are kept

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The logins nobody can find.

Your family finds an old phone, a dusty password notebook, a drawer of bills.

They do not know which email has the bank alerts.

They cannot reach the cloud photos.

The electric bill keeps auto-paying from an account nobody can access.

Grief becomes a password reset nightmare.

It does not have to.

Where, Not What

List where things live

A password notebook in the top drawer. A password manager on your phone. A safety deposit box. Your attorney. SeniorThrive captures the location, never the credential.

Name who has access

For each location, note who already has access, who should, and who should be granted access only when needed.

Keep it current

A changed password manager, a moved safety deposit box. Update the map, not the passwords. The credentials stay with you.

The Passwords Policy

We never store passwords

This is a hard line. We capture where passwords live, not what they are. No vault, no credential storage, no exception.

Your family never has to ask you for a password

The map tells them where to look. They follow the map, find the credential at the source, and get in the right way.

Less to steal by design

We never store the credentials themselves, so there is no credential vault for a bad actor to compromise. A map of locations is a smaller target than a password store would be.

A Map That Respects Your Privacy

We never store passwords, encryption keys, or credentials. Ever. Locator only.

Your family finds what they need without you ever handing over a password.

Works with any password manager, notebook, safety deposit box, or attorney arrangement.

Updates stay simple. Edit the map, not the credentials.

Printable PDF for executors and attorneys who work on paper.

Shared with family only when you turn on Digital Legacy sharing. Off by default.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about getting started

What families are saying

"Dad had a notebook in a drawer. I knew that. But I did not know which email got the bank alerts, or where the old tax returns lived. His Digital Legacy was a map of the whole system. I found everything in one afternoon."

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