Family instructions
Share practical guidance for your home, finances, and wishes.
Legacy
Decide what to pass on, to whom, and under which conditions.
Assignments
You decide which information goes to whom. Assign documents, instructions, and personal messages, each to the right people, with the right timing.
Share practical guidance for your home, finances, and wishes.
Assign key files like deeds, accounts, IDs, and legal information.
Leave letters, stories, and videos for the people who matter most.
Flexible sharing
Some things are meant to be shared today. Others should only be released in the future. Keeplas gives you both options, so you can choose what happens and when.
Give selected documents or messages to family members right away.
Share nowKeep other information secure until it's needed, following a careful process.
Set up for laterSuccession sharing
When the time comes, access is only granted after a careful process. It protects your information and gives everyone peace of mind.
Your designated contacts independently confirm the information.
A waiting period gives time for any errors to be addressed.
Just the documents, instructions, and messages you chose are released.
Life check
If you miss a check-in, Keeplas will send reminders. A missed check-in alone never releases your documents.
Roles explained
Both play an important part, but they do different things. This separation helps keep your account secure while ensuring the right people receive the right information.
Help you regain access to your account if you're ever locked out. They do not receive your legacy content.
Learn about account recoveryReceive the documents, instructions, and messages you assign, after the succession process is complete.
Learn about successionFAQ
Documents, photos, notes, instructions, and personal messages, including letters, audio, and videos. Each item can go to one person, several people, or everyone.
Items you share now are available right away. Items planned for later are only released after two trusted contacts confirm and the 72-hour grace period ends.
Yes. For each item, choose to share it immediately or keep it secure until the succession process is complete.
Both confirmations are required, so nothing is released with only one. You can replace a trusted contact at any time to keep your plan up to date.
Yes. You can add, edit, or remove assignments and change who receives what whenever you like. Changes apply right away.
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Take a little time today to organize what matters tomorrow.
