feature · will storage

A will nobody can find
isn't much of a will.

Most wills go missing not because they were destroyed — but because nobody knew where to look. imokie is digital will storage that makes sure your executor can find the current copy the moment they need it.

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Findable, not just stored

A will sitting on Google Drive is only useful if someone can log into Google Drive. imokie's release model guarantees the executor gets it — without needing your master password.

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Versioned, timestamped, current

Upload a new version anytime. Old versions are kept with timestamps so your executor can see the chain and confirm which is the latest.

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Not a substitute for a real will

Draft the will itself with a lawyer or a reputable estate service. imokie is the vault around it — the layer that ensures your executor can actually reach the document you spent the effort to write.

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Frequently asked

Is a will stored in imokie legally valid?
imokie stores a digital copy for findability — it does not replace a legally executed will. Draft your will with a lawyer or estate service, then keep a copy in imokie so your executor can actually find it.
Who can open my will in imokie?
Only the executor you name, and only when release triggers — either you share it directly or your dead man's switch fires.
What formats can I upload?
PDF, DOCX, or a scanned image of a signed original. imokie stores the file encrypted; the original ink-and-paper will should live with your lawyer or in a safe.
Can I store more than one version?
Yes. Each new upload supersedes the last, and imokie keeps timestamped history so your executor can see which version is current.

Quiet safety. For the people you love.

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