When someone dies, their digital life remains.
Photos, accounts, subscriptions, documents and memories can be scattered across dozens of services. We help you discover what is there, preserve what matters and take care of what happens next.
How we can help Start a case
Important photos, files and memories should be considered before accounts are closed.
You do not need to know every account they had.
Finding the digital footprint is part of the work. We bring scattered information into one clear picture, then help the person handling the estate decide what should be preserved, memorialised or closed.
Discover
Identify accounts, services and digital assets that may have been left behind.
Preserve
Where permitted, help secure important photos, files, documents and other material before closure.
Resolve
Manage agreed memorialisation and closure steps and keep track of outstanding provider requests.
Discover → Preserve → Memorialise → Close → Confirm
Discover
We build and review the digital estate picture.
Preserve
We identify material the executor may wish to retain.
Memorialise
Where a platform provides the option, the person handling the estate can choose remembrance rather than deletion.
Close
We manage authorised closure requests through provider processes.
Confirm
We provide a clear record of what was requested, resolved and remains outstanding.
We do not simply delete a person’s digital life. We help make sure what is important is considered before accounts are dealt with.
Clear decisions. Minimum necessary information. No passwords.
A case can involve sensitive information. We explain what we need and why, collect only what is needed for the service, and review consequential actions before they are submitted.
Choose how much help you need.
Digital Estate Discovery
Discovery and organisation of the digital footprint, followed by a clear report for the person handling the estate.
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Discovery plus managed preservation, memorialisation and closure actions selected by the person handling the estate.
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