One vault for the hard day
Will copy, funeral wishes, insurance policies, account and subscription lists, passwords to cancel — organised so your family isn’t excavating email in their worst week.
Use case
A copy of your will, the instructions, the account list, the where-things-are — the documents your family will one day need, kept sealed today and passed on deliberately: the vault’s recovery phrase goes to the person you choose.
Keep the signed original where your jurisdiction expects it — a copy plus everything around it belongs in an encrypted vault. In Sealby, a legacy vault holds the will copy, instructions and account list, and its recovery phrase — left with your executor or lawyer — hands over access exactly once, to exactly whom you chose.
Will copy, funeral wishes, insurance policies, account and subscription lists, passwords to cancel — organised so your family isn’t excavating email in their worst week.
Each vault has its own recovery phrase. Seal the legacy vault, write the phrase down, and leave it with your executor, lawyer, or safe-deposit box — access transfers only when and to whom you decided.
No account that expires, no service that shuts down, no support ticket your grieving family must win. The phrase opens the vault — mathematics, not customer service.
Rules vary by jurisdiction, and most still require a properly executed original. Treat Sealby as the home of the copy and the context — the instructions, locations and lists around the will — and keep the signed original wherever your lawyer advises.
Then the vault cannot be opened — the same no-backdoor property that protects it from everyone else. Store the phrase the way you’d store the will itself: with a lawyer, in a safe-deposit box, or split between trusted people.
Related: IDs & financial documents · Family safe word · Recovery & the security model
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