Free validation beta

Map the digital life you'd leave behind.

DigitalLifeMap turns your scattered accounts into one calm, printable plan — what exists, how recovery starts, and who should know. Your passwords stay yours: we never ask for them and never store them.

No card required. Up to 30 accounts. Delete everything in one click.

Good morning, Sara

Your map is 62% complete

Email & identity

The keys to everything

4 accounts mapped

Money

Banking & investments

6 accounts mapped

Memories

Photos & cloud storage

3 accounts mapped

Recovery loop found

Your bank resets through an email you can only open on your phone.

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passwords stored

We never store passwords

There is no password field in this app and no password column in our database. Nothing to leak, nothing to steal.

Your data is yours alone

Your map is locked to your account. No sharing, no selling, no ads. Export it or delete it permanently, any time.

You decide who ever sees it

Nothing is released automatically. You print your plan and hand it to the person you choose, when you choose.

Your life has more than 100 logins. Nobody else knows where any of them are.

Two-factor codes go to a phone with a passcode. The bank resets through an email account that resets through the phone. Photos of your kids sit in a cloud nobody can name. It is not a password problem — it is a map problem.

Four chapters, one question at a time

  1. 1

    Answer guided questions

    One question at a time. What accounts matter, where they live, how you sign in.

  2. 2

    We map recovery paths

    We connect the dots between your email, phone, and devices, and flag the loops that would strand someone.

  3. 3

    Name your trusted people

    Choose a digital executor and decide who should know about which part of your life.

  4. 4

    Print your plan

    A clean printed document with a handwriting line for each password. The secret never touches our servers.

Why we don't hold your passwords

A vault is a target. A map is not.

Every service that stores your secrets becomes a single place worth attacking. We designed the opposite: even a complete leak of your DigitalLifeMap data would not unlock one account. The only place a secret ever lives is your printed plan, in your handwriting, in the place you already keep sensitive documents.

What we store

  • Account name and category
  • Provider and login identifier
  • Where the password is kept (safe, manager, notebook)
  • Which sign-in and recovery methods are turned on
  • What you want done with the account
  • Who your trusted people are

What we never store

  • Passwords, PINs, or passcodes
  • One-time codes or authenticator secrets
  • Recovery codes or seed phrases
  • Private keys or wallet backups
  • Card numbers or account balances
  • Copies of your documents

Not a password manager

We store zero credentials. Keep using the manager you already have — we just record where it is.

Not a will

No legal drafting, no execution, no witnesses. Your attorney's documents stay in charge.

Not a vault

No uploaded documents, no encrypted secrets, no release-on-death trigger we cannot honestly verify.

The deliverable

A printed plan your family can follow

One document per person: every account, how sign-in works, where recovery starts, what you want done, and who to call. Each row has a blank line for a password in your own handwriting, plus a short hint you can leave for your trusted person.

  • Print the whole plan, or only one person's part of it.
  • Checklist for Google, Apple and Facebook legacy settings.
  • JSON export so you can refresh the plan later.

Digital Estate Plan

Prepared for Sara Ellis · Page 3 of 9

Primary email

Recovery starts with: phone passcode → authenticator app

Password (write by hand):

Credit union

Recovery starts with: phone passcode → authenticator app

Password (write by hand):

Photo library

Recovery starts with: phone passcode → authenticator app

Password (write by hand):

Once completed, this page contains handwritten secrets. Store it where you keep your other sensitive documents.

Who it's for

Parents

So the photos, the accounts and the subscriptions do not disappear with you.

Caregivers

Managing a parent's logins today, and needing a record you can hand over.

Solo adults

No spouse holding a spare key. Your plan is the key.

Small business owners

Domains, payroll, and the one email address the whole company depends on.

Questions people ask first

Start the map. Finish the worry.

Free during the beta. No card, no passwords, no lock-in — and one click deletes everything.

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