Leave something
only you could give.
Prepare a message, a memory collection or practical instructions for someone you trust. Choose the people, the material and the conditions for access.
Early access SEED Legacy is in development. The first release focuses on preparing your plan and sharing with your approval. Real post-death access comes in a later release.
A message meant for them.
Emma prepares a message for one person and practical instructions for Alex, her trusted contact. Each person has a different role and sees only what she chooses for them.
Emma’s digital life plan
A separate collection for each recipient
- A personal message
- A recording, photographs and the story behind them, for one chosen recipient.
- Practical instructions for Alex
- What to preserve, who to contact and where to find the account recovery arrangements.
- Private to Emma
- The rest of her vault, including other people’s messages and collections.
Start with what matters.
You choose the material and the result. Your private vault keeps the original records together.
Choose your people
Nominate a trusted contact, a backup and individual recipients. Invitations make each role clear before anything is shared.
Prepare what each person receives
Keep messages, memories and practical instructions in separate packages. Preview each person’s view.
Review your plan and card
Publish only the introduction and wishes you want public. A QR can lead people to that page while the private material stays protected.
Bring the right pieces.
- Private letters, recordings and selected memories
- Instructions for looking after your digital life
- Named contacts and the role you want each person to have
Make something useful.
- A digital life plan with recipient-specific packages
- An optional public page and a digital QR card
- A clear preview of what each person may receive
A card is a way to find you.
Scanning a QR code must never unlock a private vault. Recipients sign into their own accounts, and a trusted contact does not automatically receive every message or permission to create an avatar.
Ownbeing records your identity choices on a card without a QR code or a life archive. SEED Legacy is being built for selected memories, messages and controlled online access. Legacy works without Avatar; your public page is optional.
Privacy and controlA few useful answers.
Can someone access my data after I die?
That is planned for a later release with a reviewed access process. The first Legacy release is for preparing your plan and sharing selected material with your explicit approval while alive. A QR scan or an unanswered email does not release anything.
How is this different from the Ownbeing card?
The Ownbeing card records your identity choices without a QR code or access to stored memories. SEED Legacy is being built to connect your card to selected data and future messages. A QR code helps invited people find the right page; they still need to sign in and have your permission to access private material.
Does the QR code contain a password or a key?
No. It points to a stable public page address. The page contains only what you choose to publish and a route for invited people to sign in.
Do I need to create an avatar?
No. You can leave original messages, memories and instructions while declining any AI representation. Receiving a recording does not authorize someone to generate new words in your voice.
What is the difference between a contact and a recipient?
A trusted contact helps coordinate your instructions. A recipient receives a particular package. One person can hold both roles, but neither role automatically reveals your whole vault.
Should I put passwords in my messages?
Start with account instructions and your password manager’s recovery arrangements. Direct password, recovery-key and cryptocurrency-key storage is outside the first Legacy release.
Will there be a physical card?
A digital card is part of the planned experience. A physical card and extra copies are planned as optional purchases; ordering details will be available before any payment is requested.
Make room for
what comes next.
Leave your email for SEED updates and early access. Your account and private vault will bring your tools together.
