Someone is going to sit at your kitchen table with forty accounts and no passwords.

A Will covers the house and the accounts a court already knows about. It says nothing about a password manager, a crypto wallet, or the streaming subscriptions nobody remembers signing up for. Vesperly gives your family one place for all of it, and you control when they get access.

One verified process. Every account it should reach.

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Your family can finally stop guessing

Guessing passwords for weeks is not something your family should repeat.

If you have gone through a parent's accounts after a loss, calling banks, wondering if you found everything, you already know why this exists.

  • One briefing document instead of a search through old emails and drawers
  • Verified access in days, not the months probate can take
  • Built by people who have been through the probate process with a loved one
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Guessing passwords for weeks is not something your family should repeat.

Will and estate planning won't cover the password manager.

Vesperly gives your family one place for the passwords, the codes, and the final messages you want them to have.

  • Passwords, two factor backup codes, and account instructions, organized
  • Final messages and letters, included if you choose
  • You control when your family gets access, never before
See what parents include
Will and estate planning won't cover the password manager.

A hardware wallet does not care about a death certificate.

Self custody protects your crypto while you are here. It does not tell your family where to look.

  • Seed phrases and hardware wallet instructions, encrypted and organized
  • Released to your verified executor, never visible to us
  • Works alongside cold storage, does not replace it
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A hardware wallet does not care about a death certificate.

Everything you can include

  • Instructions for subscriptions, accounts, and services
  • Passwords and account logins
  • Final messages and letters
  • Bank and financial account details
  • Crypto wallet seed phrases and hardware wallet instructions
  • Anything else you would want your family to find

All of it is encrypted on your device before it ever reaches us.

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Your Will says who. Vesperly says how.

Vesperly keeps what your family will need encrypted, then verifies your executor and hands it over.

Your questions, answered

A verified legal process that stores what your family will need, passwords, crypto instructions, final wishes, and releases it to your named executor when the time comes. It's the online estate planning tool you set up today so your family has the access and instructions they need later, without searching through devices, emails, and old paperwork to piece everything together.

You choose a window between 30 and 180 days. If you miss a check-in, a review starts. Respond anytime, and the countdown resets.

No. The probate process still runs its course. What Vesperly removes is the months your family would otherwise spend hunting for accounts, logins, and documents.

Yes. Once your executor is verified through a certified death certificate and identity check, they receive a briefing document with everything you chose to include.

Yes. Seed phrases and wallet instructions are encrypted on your device and never visible to us. Access is only granted after your executor is verified.

Yes. Nothing is released while you are checking in on schedule. Access only opens after a missed check-in and a verified review.

Vesperly has a dedicated plan for business owners, with cascading executors and separate handling for operational and financial records. See the Business Owners page for details.

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.

Digital estate planning is the process of deciding what should happen to your online accounts, passwords, digital assets, crypto, and other important digital information when you die. Vesperly helps you organize that information securely and makes sure it reaches your verified executor when the time comes.

No. Vesperly releases the records it holds to your verified executor. It does not log into your bank, your email, or any other account on anyone's behalf.

Yes, at any time. Your designation is yours to update or remove whenever you want.