Vesperly is the verified legal process that releases the accounts, logins, and records a Will cannot reach, to the person you named, in days, not months.
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Every account, password, and instruction gets organized into one briefing your executor can actually use.
RUFADAA Tier 1 gives this designation legal priority over your will, for the records it holds.
Set a check-in window once, anywhere from 30 to 180 days, and get on with your life until it matters.
Your data is encrypted on your device before it ever reaches our servers, so there is nothing here for anyone to read.
Because your will covers the house and nothing on your phone
Because the codes go to a phone nobody else can unlock
Because a password list in a drawer stops working the day it is needed
Because your family should not have to become investigators
Because sharing a password is not a plan
Because your business does not stop when you do
Because calling the bank is not a strategy when the bank has never heard of your executor
Because authority on paper is not the same as access in practice
Because nobody should have to prove they belong in their own family's accounts
Whether you’re a family settling an estate, a business protecting its next Monday, an advisor keeping a client, an institution processing a claim, or an attorney closing the gap in a plan, everyone needs the same verified process.
Someone shouldn't have to guess forty passwords during the hardest week of their life. Your family stops guessing.
The business does not stop when you do. A named successor gets verified access, not just a title.
Be the advisor their family keeps, not the one they replace once the relationship is up for grabs.
An answer where the claims process previously had none, verified before it reaches your desk.
Close the digital gap in every plan, without becoming the password manager for every client.
No. The probate court process still runs its course. What Vesperly removes is the months your executor spends hunting for accounts, logins, and documents.
RUFADAA is adopted in 47 states and Washington DC (Massachusetts, Louisiana, and Rhode Island have not adopted it). Tier 1 is the highest category of authority under it, an online tool designation that carries legal priority over your will, for the records it holds.
No. Everything is encrypted on your device before it reaches us. We hold what we need to bill you and reach you. Everything else is encrypted before it arrives.
You choose a window between 30 and 180 days. If you miss a check-in, a review starts. Respond anytime, and the countdown resets.
Through a government ID, a selfie, a liveness check, and a certified death certificate, reviewed against a defined checklist. Built to release in days, not months.
One briefing document with account credentials, recovery codes, access instructions, and any final messages you choose to include.
We can only produce what we hold, which is encrypted data we cannot read. Your records stay unreadable to us and to anyone we are compelled to give them to.
Yes. Vesperly relies on RUFADAA Tier 1, which gives an online tool designation legal priority over your will, for the records it holds.
Your records don't depend on us staying in business. Everything is encrypted on your device, we never hold a readable copy — and you can export your complete records at any time. If Vesperly were ever to wind down, our commitment is simple: advance notice, a full export window for every member, and release obligations honored before anything closes. Your designation and your data belong to you, not to us.
Vesperly keeps what your family will need encrypted, then verifies your executor and hands it over in days, not months.
