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Digital estate planning, explained
Writing on the questions everyone eventually faces: what happens to your accounts, files, and money when you're gone, how providers actually handle death, and how to leave the right people a way in. Some pieces are evergreen guides, some are close looks at how this industry works.
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No one inherits a password
Every major provider will close your accounts, memorialize them, or transfer what you own. None will hand your family your password. What that means for the plan you make now.
What happens to your crypto when you die?
Crypto is the least forgiving thing you can leave behind. A lost seed phrase is gone forever, and even an exchange like Coinbase only releases funds through full probate. Here's the plan that actually protects it.
What happens to your online accounts when you die?
A plain-language guide to what actually happens to your email, photos, money, and files after you're gone, and the handful of moves that decide whether your family can reach them.
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