For families & individuals

Don’t leave your family guessing.

They know you have “accounts somewhere” — but not which to keep, which to close, where the will is, or who to call first. Put the map in a Capsule, and it reaches the right person exactly when it should.

End-to-end encrypted · Recipients need no account · Yearly check-in is enough

The situation

Sound familiar?

Your family knows you have “accounts somewhere,” but not which to keep, which to close, where the will is, or who to call first. The information exists — what’s missing is a path for it to reach them, with context, at the right moment.

What to put in a capsule
  • A Text capsule: account locations, subscriptions to cancel, key documents, important contacts, and a personal note.
  • A Key holder only for the few credentials they'll truly need.
In practice

What people use it for

Important document locations
Account instructions
Subscription guidance
Important contacts
Emergency instructions
Family digital asset map
Memories and personal guidance
Instructions for trusted person
How it works

Three steps. No guesswork.

1

Write the map once

Where the documents are, which accounts matter, what to cancel, who to call first — written for someone having a hard day, not for a technician.

2

Choose your person

Your partner, an adult child, a trusted friend. They need no account and no technical skill — delivery arrives as a link that simply opens.

3

One quiet check-in a year

A yearly “I’m here” keeps everything sealed. If you ever go silent, a grace period and reminders come first — nothing releases in a hurry.

2/3

If you seal actual credentials, a key capsule splits the key 2-of-3 — your family’s share alone opens nothing, and neither does ours. Privacy while you’re here; clarity when you’re not.

FAQ

Good questions

Does my family need a Capsulene account?

No. Delivery arrives as a link by e-mail — and optionally SMS — and opens without any account. The page walks them through everything, step by step.

Is this a will?

No. Capsulene is digital continuity, not legal estate planning — use it alongside a will or trust. It covers what those documents rarely do: locations, logins, subscriptions, and context.

What if I just miss a check-in on holiday?

Nothing releases in a hurry. A grace period starts, reminders go out by e-mail and SMS, and one click on any of them keeps everything sealed.

Can I include something personal?

Yes. Alongside the practical map, many people add a letter. Some things should be said — even if they are read later.

Clarity, prepared

Important information should not become a guessing game.

One capsule with the map — documents, accounts, contacts, and a few words from you.

More ways people use Capsulene: