The Problem
Modern life became digital. Continuity never caught up.
Every account you create, every dollar you invest, every photo you store — all of it depends on you being able to log in. Nothing about modern digital infrastructure was designed with succession in mind. When you can't access your own accounts — through death, incapacitation, or just being unreachable — nobody else can either.
How It Works
Five steps. About four minutes.
STEP 01
Connect
Link your email, cloud storage, banks, brokerages, and exchanges with read-only connections. No passwords stored, no write access, no surprise charges. Setup takes about 4 minutes.
STEP 02
Discover Everything
Vaultly scans for every account tied to your identity — the subscriptions you forgot, the wallets you abandoned, the loyalty balances quietly accruing. The average member finds 147 accounts they didn't realize they still had.
STEP 03
Immediate Value
Within minutes you see what you actually own — net worth across every platform, dormant balances worth recovering, subscriptions to cut. Most people recover $1,175 in their first month, before continuity even comes up.
STEP 04
Protect
Decide who should know what, and when. Designate trusted contacts, layer in time-locked access, and use sharded recovery for crypto. Your instructions live alongside your inventory, ready when they're needed.
STEP 05
Connect With a Professional
When you're ready, hand the whole picture to an estate attorney or wealth advisor in our network with one click. They see the same complete inventory you do, so the planning conversation starts at minute zero, not month three.
The New Paradigm
Not a digital filing cabinet. A continuity operating system.
Password managers store secrets. Estate planning software generates documents. Neither one tells you what actually happens to your digital life when you're gone, or even when you're just unreachable for a week. Vaultly is the layer underneath everything else — the infrastructure your attorney, your family, and eventually the AI agents acting on your behalf all depend on.
14 systems
would fail first.
23%
of your digital estate is reachable by family.
6 risks
critical continuity risks detected.
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