Free privacy tool
Digital legacy planner
Some private things should outlive you neatly. Some should end with you, on purpose. This short wizard helps you decide which is which, for photos, documents, passwords and crypto, and prints a plan template you finish by hand. No names, no accounts and no secrets are asked here. Details go on paper, not in a browser.
Nothing to type on this page. No names, no accounts, no secrets asked.
What private things exist?
Pick everything that applies. The plan gets one section per choice.
Who should get access?
“Nobody” is a real answer here. Some things are meant to stay private, and the plan treats that choice with respect.
Private photos & videos
Documents
Passwords & accounts
Crypto wallets
How should access happen?
The practical channel. The plan turns it into concrete steps, with blanks for the details.
Your plan template
SealbyPrivate digital legacy plan
My digital legacy plan — private things
Prepared, by hand, on: · Next review around:
Drafted with a free planning tool that asked for no names, no accounts and no secrets. Every line below is for a pen. Keep this paper wherever your plan says papers live.
✎ Fill in by hand. Where a line would hold a secret (a phrase, a password), write WHERE it lives, never the thing itself. This paper may one day be read by more than one person.
If a vault holds them: the phrase is the plan
Sealby vaults have no accounts and no company reset. Each vault has its own recovery phrase, held by whoever holds the paper it’s written on. That makes inheritance simple: the right phrase in the right envelope is the whole handover. No support ticket, no gatekeeper. The trade-off is just as plain: there is no reset, ever. A phrase stored nowhere means a vault nobody will ever open, including the people you meant it for. Decide per vault, on purpose.
Vault (nickname only): Its phrase lives at (envelope, safe…):
Vault (nickname only): Its phrase lives at (envelope, safe…):
☐ Some vaults are meant to end with me — their phrases are intentionally stored nowhere, and I understand that is final.
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Keeping it true
☐ Reread this page once a year. A stale plan misleads kind people
☐ After a move, a breakup, a new device: check the locations still hold
☐ If a named person changes, update the paper, not just your mind
How this works
Three choices, a template, a printer. Your selections stay in this browser (localStorage) and are only category-level choices. The page has no fields for names, accounts or secrets, so none can leave. One plain note: this is practical organization, not legal advice. Wills and estates are a lawyer’s territory. The plan is designed to sit alongside that, not replace it.
Some things should end with you. Sealby makes both answers real.
A Sealby vault passes on with a single paper phrase, or ends with you, never to open again, if the phrase is never written down. Every vault has its own recovery phrase, so you choose per vault: inherit, or expire.
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