Critical knowledge is informal
Safe details, device access, and account locations are often known by one person or written in an unsafe place.
LegacyVault
Leave access instructions without leaving a trail of exposed secrets.
Document digital assets, password-manager emergency access, safe locations, incapacity wishes, and executor guidance in a controlled private record.
For families whose digital and physical access knowledge should not depend on one person’s memory.
The challenge
The most important access knowledge is often the least safely documented.
Passwords create risk
Plaintext credentials copied into documents become difficult to secure, update, and revoke.
Release timing matters
Incapacity and after-death access require deliberate roles and clear human safeguards.
How it works
A continuous record, not a year-end scramble.
01
Inventory what exists
List digital assets, devices, safes, document locations, and important service relationships.
02
Document the access path
Point to password-manager emergency access and trusted-person workflows without exposing credentials.
03
Define human instructions
Clarify who should act, when they should act, and which advisors should be involved.
Inside the platform
Built around decisions, evidence, and the people involved.
Access directory
Describe where and how access is managed without normalizing plaintext passwords.
Sensitive instructions
Keep high-sensitivity notes distinct from ordinary estate records.
Trusted roles
Designate the people and advisors connected to each instruction.
Incapacity guidance
Organize personal instructions for review with qualified professionals.
Change history
See when important instructions were reviewed and updated.
Controlled release
Build toward multi-step access workflows with human verification.
Prepared output
The access continuity plan
A structured guide to digital assets, physical locations, responsible people, and emergency-access paths, designed to supplement professional planning.
See a sampleCommon questions
Clear answers before you begin.
Does Hammer Domicile provide legal or tax advice?+
No. Hammer Domicile organizes records and prepares documentation for review. Your qualified legal, tax, and estate advisors remain responsible for professional guidance.
Can I invite my CPA or attorney?+
Yes. Household owners can grant scoped, revocable access to an advisor and choose whether that advisor can review, comment, or download an export.
Can I leave whenever I choose?+
Yes. You can manage or cancel a subscription through the billing portal. Data-export and deletion controls are part of the account experience.
Preparedness starts here