digital legacy

The things you'd want them
to know, kept quietly.

The imokie vault is encrypted digital will storage for the modern life: passwords, recovery instructions, farewell letters, playlists, PDFs. It stays sealed while you're checking in — and releases to the people you named if you're not.

01

Encrypt passwords for your next of kin

Everything in the vault is encrypted on your device. Only you hold the key in normal use. When the release conditions you set are met, keys are re-derived so your named recipients — and only them — can open the vault.

02

A quiet dead man's switch

Missed check-ins alone don't release anything. imokie waits, nudges you privately, waits again, and only after a sustained silence does it start the release process. Even then, there's a grace window for you to cancel.

03

For the people you name

You choose who receives what. Your partner might get everything. A friend might only receive a single letter. A sibling might get the account recovery instructions for your parents. It's granular, and it's yours.

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Frequently asked

Is a digital legacy vault the same as a will?
No. A legal will handles inheritance, guardianship, and estate distribution and must be executed under your jurisdiction's rules. imokie's vault is a practical companion — passwords, recovery instructions, farewell letters — that reaches your people without waiting for probate.
How does the vault release work?
It's a dead man's switch based on your check-ins. If you stop checking in for a sustained period and don't respond to multiple private reminders, the vault is released to the recipients you named.
How are the passwords stored?
Everything is encrypted on your device with a key only you hold. imokie servers see ciphertext, never plaintext. Even we cannot read your vault.
Can I include letters or files, not just passwords?
Yes. Passwords, account recovery notes, farewell letters, playlists, PDFs — anything you want the right person to receive at the right moment.

Quiet safety. For the people you love.

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