feature · emergency wallet
The first 24 hours,
already packed.
When something goes wrong, your family doesn't need your entire life story — they need the top of the pile. The emergency wallet is exactly that: the short list that gets them through the first day.
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The short list, not the whole archive
Insurance policy numbers. Copies of ID and passports. Medical summary. Emergency contacts. Bank / mortgage instructions. That's the wallet. Everything else stays in the vault.
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A 'what to do first' note
Write the short letter you wish you'd left. Who to call. Which account pays which bill. Where the physical documents are. Small orientation, big relief.
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Shareable now or later
Give a partner view access today. Or set it to release on SOS or on dead man's switch. You choose the level of proactivity that matches your life.
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Frequently asked
- What goes in an emergency wallet?
- Insurance policies, ID copies, medical summary, key phone numbers, immediate financial instructions, and a short 'here's what to do first' note.
- How is it different from the vault?
- The vault is long-term legacy. The emergency wallet is the first-24-hours package — what your partner or sibling would need right now, not months from now.
- Can I share the wallet ahead of time?
- Yes. Grant view access to a trusted person now, or set it to release the moment SOS fires or the dead man's switch triggers.
- Is it encrypted?
- Yes — same client-side encryption as the vault. Release rules are just tuned to be faster and shorter.
Quiet safety. For the people you love.
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