About Ever Legacy
We build secure tools for digital legacy planning and publish practical guidance so families are not left guessing when accounts, passwords, and assets need to be passed on.
Our mission
Most people leave behind dozens of online accounts, subscriptions, documents, and sometimes crypto holdings — but little practical guidance for loved ones. Ever Legacy exists to make that handoff organized, encrypted, and intentional.
Who writes this, how, and why
Content is created by the Ever Legacy Team — the people building Ever Legacy. We write from product experience and publicly available platform documentation. We do not invent named outside reviewers. When a topic is legal, we say so and recommend a qualified attorney.
Articles exist to explain digital inheritance mechanics clearly: who receives what, when Heartbeat releases access, and how to avoid leaving a family locked out of accounts. We prefer fewer, deeper pages over a large volume of similar posts.
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Ever Legacy Team
Responsible for blog posts, guides, comparisons, and FAQ content about digital legacy planning.
- Digital inheritance and estate planning
- Password and account continuity for families
- Crypto and digital asset transfer
- Dead man's switch and inactivity monitoring
- Security, encryption, and beneficiary access
Questions about our content? support@everlegacy.app
Editorial standards
- Explain risks and tradeoffs plainly — especially for security and legal topics.
- Update guides when platform policies or product features change materially.
- Separate product marketing from educational content; comparisons disclose our bias.
- Recommend professional advice (legal, tax, estate) when situations vary by jurisdiction.