feature · digital inheritance
Your digital life
shouldn't disappear with you.
Photos, accounts, subscriptions, crypto — most of your digital life is nowhere in your will. imokie is the layer that hands it over cleanly to the people you chose.
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Accounts, categorised
Banking. Email. Social. Subscriptions. Cloud storage. Crypto. Each gets a rule so nothing is guesswork for your family.
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Crypto handled properly
Seed phrases and hardware-wallet PINs stored encrypted, released only to the person you named. No plaintext in a text message; no scavenger hunt through drawers.
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A checklist, not a puzzle
On release, your executor sees a clean list — with the credentials, the instructions, and the reasoning. What to close, what to keep, what to hand to whom.
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Frequently asked
- What is digital inheritance?
- It's what happens to your online accounts, files, subscriptions, and crypto after you're gone. Traditional wills rarely cover it well; imokie is built for it.
- Can I leave my crypto to a specific person?
- Yes. Store seed phrases and hardware-wallet PINs encrypted in your vault, then set them to release to your chosen recipient under your rules.
- What about subscriptions and social accounts?
- Leave instructions per account — cancel, memorialise, or transfer. Your executor gets a clean checklist instead of a scavenger hunt.
- Is digital inheritance legally recognised?
- Laws are still catching up. imokie makes the practical handover work; pair it with a proper will and, where relevant, a lawyer's advice on your jurisdiction.
Quiet safety. For the people you love.
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