You write or AI drafts
Inheritance Letters
Write a letter yourself, or ask Protocol Coach™ for a first draft based on your own protocol history. You edit it, then seal it.
Legacy Vault™
What you learned,kept for the people after you.
The Legacy Vault™ holds the letters, lessons, and milestones you decide are worth passing on. Once an entry is sealed it cannot be quietly rewritten — each one carries a SHA-256 fingerprint, so any later change would be evident.
Included in the private beta. Free during the private beta. No card, no automatic charge.
- Inheritance letter sealedSHA-256 e3b0…a41c · Example entry 3Sealed
- Heir invitedSHA-256 9f2d…07be · Example entry 2Sealed
- Vault openedSHA-256 4c81…d6f0 · Example entry 1Sealed
What goes in
What lives in your vault.
You choose every entry. Nothing is shared with an heir unless you set it up that way.
Opens on a trigger
Time Capsules
A message that stays closed until a condition you set: a date, an heir reaching a certain age, a personal record, or an anniversary.
Written by you
Lessons and Wisdom
Short entries for what you have learned — a training lesson, a nutrition insight, a piece of mindset you want someone to have.
Manual or automatic
Milestones
Record a milestone by hand, or let milestone-grade moments such as a personal record or an annual Ring be added to the vault as they happen.
Guided
Protocol Will
Five guided questions help you draft a message to an heir and record which of your data should be kept or deleted.
People you trust
Witnesses
Ask a trusted person to witness an entry. The request and the witnessing are recorded on your Trust Timeline.
Living Tree™
The connective tissue between generations.
The Living Protocol's Living Tree™ is the picture of your protocol over time. Every scored action adds Roots™. Every year you keep the protocol adds a Ring. Family members who join through an invitation form a Grove with you.
Trees in the same Grove can Pollinate: with consent, when two people work the same area in the same week, both earn a 1.25× Roots™ bonus.
- An heir sees vault entries only when you have allowed it
- Draft a Protocol Will with guided prompts
- Heirs who accept an invitation get their own timeline view
Roots — every logged actionRings — each year keptGrove — family linked to your Tree
Trust Timeline
A dated record of what happened to your vault.
The Trust Timeline lists the significant events around your vault — entries created, witnesses added, capsules set, family invited, and data-rights requests — in order, with their fingerprints and timestamps.
It deliberately shows proof, not content: hashes, timestamps, and status flags, never the text of a letter. When a sealed entry is opened, its SHA-256 fingerprint is recomputed and compared with the one recorded at creation, so a mismatch is surfaced rather than hidden.
Tamper-evident means a change can be detected. It does not mean a change is impossible, and it is not a substitute for keeping your own exported copy.
- Vault entry createdSHA-256 e3b0…a41c · Example event 4Sealed
- Vault entry witnessedSHA-256 7d19…c2e8 · Example event 3Sealed
- Time capsule createdSHA-256 9f2d…07be · Example event 2Sealed
- Family invitedSHA-256 4c81…d6f0 · Example event 1Sealed
Permanence and control
Permanent where it matters. Yours throughout.
Sealed entries stay as written
Before an entry is sealed and witnessed you can still correct it. After that it cannot be edited or individually removed; a correction is a new entry.
Export whenever you want
You can export your archive at any time and keep your own copy outside the product.
Deletion stays your right
Permanence is not a waiver of deletion rights. Deleting your account deletes your data, including the vault, as set out in the Privacy Policy.
Build your protocol. Pass it down.
Write something that lasts.
Start with one letter or one lesson. The Legacy Vault™ is part of the free private beta.