Digital Heritage

Prepare your digital legacy.

Digital Heritage helps you to keep your important notes, instructions, photos, videos and other secrets, store them securely, and define who should be contacted if you are no longer available to respond.

Only you (or your trusted ones) can decrypt your data. We can't.
Zero knowledge, no apps to download, no backdoors, all code is open source and available to anyone for review.

What the service does

Encrypt before upload

Your files are encrypted in the browser on your device before they are stored. Your passphrase is not sent to Digital Heritage.

Keep trusted contacts ready

Add people who should be associated with files or folders, give them your passphrases(s), verify the contact methods you want to rely on.

Automate check-ins

Set how often we should check that you are available, and how long to wait before contacts receive access instructions.

How it works

  1. Create your profile. Verify at least two contact methods so the we can safely reach you.
  2. Encrypt and upload files. Choose a strong passphrase and keep it with the people who may need it later.
  3. Assign contacts. Link contacts to files or folders so each person only sees what they are meant to receive.
    Share your passphrases with your trusted contacts. They won't receive access as long as you respond to chech-ins.
  4. Respond to check-ins. Just click a button in messages we send or login regularly to Digital Heritage. Regular responses confirm you are available and prevent unnecessary release workflows.

Designed for sensitive moments

We do not know what is inside your encrypted files. You may choose to store family photos and videos, access instructions for your financial assets or crypto, or the story you have kept inside all your life. Your secrets are yours, and you have the right to reveal them on your own terms.

You stay in control of your files, your passphrases, your contacts, and your release timing.

memos and notes

Start carefully

Protect what matters before it is too late.

Open Digital Heritage

Digital Heritage explained