The journal · on life admin

What happens to your digital life when you can't manage it?

22 Mar 2026 · 3 minute read · by the founders

Legacy planning should be operational

Families usually discover missing account access during high-stress events.

Co-owner sharing for the everyday, and a sealed handover envelope for the day you can't be asked, make handover practical before an emergency — rather than something improvised from memory during one.

Shared visibility with clear boundaries

Not everything needs to live in the shared part of the pouch. A private shelf stays private until you decide otherwise, and a handover envelope stays sealed — to the person it's for, and to us — until the conditions you set are actually met.

That boundary is explicit and, because every change is ledgered, auditable.

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