Create your digital will. Secure your digital life.

A will is a legal document that records what should happen to your estate when you die. It usually names executors, beneficiaries, guardians for minor children, and instructions for important assets and wishes.

In Everwill, a digital will is a guided preparation pack for your will. It helps you collect the details an attorney or qualified advisor will need, including family details, assets, beneficiaries, executors, guardianship notes, wishes, and supporting documents.

Everwill helps you prepare a structured digital will brief and organise supporting information. It is not a law firm and does not replace legal advice. Final wording, witness rules, signatures, and legal validity depend on your jurisdiction and should be checked by a qualified professional.

Create an account, open the digital will journey, and work through the guided sections. Start with the basics: your details, family context, executors, beneficiaries, guardianship notes if you have children, estate items, wishes, and documents. You can save progress and return later.

Useful starting information includes your ID details, spouse or partner details, children and dependants, executor choices, beneficiaries, major assets, debts, insurance policies, business interests, property details, trusted contacts, and any specific gifts or wishes you want reviewed.

An executor is the person or institution responsible for administering your estate after death. Everwill helps you record possible executors, contact details, notes, and advisor-ready context so this choice can be reviewed properly.

A beneficiary is a person, trust, organisation, or estate entity that may receive something from your estate. Everwill helps you list beneficiaries, relationships, allocations, specific gifts, and notes for professional review.

Yes. Everwill can sit alongside your existing will by keeping supporting details, digital assets, documents, wishes, and family instructions organised. It can also help you spot what may need to be reviewed when life changes.

Review your will information after major life changes: marriage, divorce, a new child, a death in the family, a new home, a business change, a major asset purchase, moving country, or a change in who you trust as executor, guardian, or beneficiary.

A digital life vault is one organised place for the documents, accounts, devices, subscriptions, policies, contacts, wishes, and instructions your family or executor may need one day.

Add key documents, policy references, property records, bank and investment references, device notes, cloud storage notes, subscription lists, social media accounts, domain names, business systems, crypto location notes, and instructions for where trusted people should look.

No. Everwill is designed for access instructions, account references, and handover notes, not raw passwords, PINs, private keys, or seed phrases. Keep secrets in a dedicated password manager and use Everwill to explain where trusted people should look and who may access what.

Everwill helps you record account names, providers, ownership notes, recovery instructions, trusted contacts, and handover steps. This can reduce confusion around email, cloud storage, phones, laptops, social media, subscriptions, domains, and business tools.

Only if you choose to invite trusted contacts or share an export. Your vault is private by default, and you control who receives what. You can prepare different packs for family, executors, advisors, or attorneys.

Trusted contacts are people you may want involved later, such as a spouse, adult child, executor, attorney, advisor, or close family member. Everwill lets you record their role, access level, invite status, and notes.

Export packs turn your saved information into clean summaries for the right person. You can prepare an attorney review pack, executor handover pack, document index, digital-life summary, or family notes without giving everyone access to your full vault.

Yes. Everwill includes space for final wishes, funeral preferences, care notes, letters, stories, voice-note references, and personal instructions. These are separate from legal clauses, but they can give your family clarity and comfort.

Yes. Business owners can organise company documents, key contacts, account references, continuity notes, insurance details, system access instructions, advisor details, and handover packs.

Everwill is designed around private-by-default storage, permission-based sharing, audit history, and clear access rules. Sensitive details should still be handled carefully, kept up to date, and reviewed before sharing.

No. Start with the basics and build it over time. Everwill is meant for steady progress: add a few documents, list key contacts, capture your first wishes, then return when you have more details.