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Digital legacy: future letters, heirs, and what happens to your vault

How to leave a digital legacy: writing future letters with delivery dates, naming a digital executor, and deciding which journal entries stay private forever.

Future letters

A future letter is written now and delivered later — a birthday a decade out, a wedding, a graduation, or the day after you are gone. Name an alternative contact so the letter still lands if an address changes.

Naming a digital executor

An heir receives your vault when release conditions are met. The default posture matters: entries filed as PRIVATE stay private, because the point of a private entry is that you meant it.

Owners can reclaim an inherited vault at any time, and heirs can object — the challenge period never closes.

Make it findable

Tell your executor the vault exists, give them the heir welcome pack, and print a keepsake for the people who will not log in to anything.

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