Nothing you built online should die with you.
Reep holds your keys, documents, accounts and final messages under encryption only you can open. When your guardians confirm the moment has come, each item goes to the person you chose, on the schedule you set.
Drag the lattice
A password nobody can guess is a wall nobody can climb.
Estate law was written for houses and jewellery. It has no answer for a seed phrase in your head, a domain on auto-renew, or a video you meant your daughter to see at eighteen.
No court order recovers a seed phrase. No exchange can reverse it. The balance stays visible on-chain and unreachable forever.
Cloud storage, domains, software plans. Charges continue against a closed account until someone finds the receipts.
Executors spend weeks proving they are entitled to files that were sitting in a locked phone the whole time.
Funeral wishes, letters, the things people most want passed on, surface months after they mattered.
Three systems. One handover.
Storage is the easy part. Knowing when to open the box, and opening only the right part of it, is the work.
A vault we cannot read
Encryption happens in your browser. Our servers hold ciphertext, so there is no master key for staff to misuse and none for an attacker to steal.
Verification before anything opens
Heartbeat check-ins, guardian consensus and an official record check run in sequence. Any one of them can stop the release.
A handover, not a data dump
Each beneficiary opens a dashboard holding only their items, with the steps to act on them. Nobody receives a spreadsheet of passwords.
Try the part everyone worries about
Release too early and it is a privacy breach. Release too late and the vault was pointless. Run the sequence yourself: go quiet, watch your guardians get asked, and see what happens when you simply check in again.
Two approvals required. Tap a guardian to approve.
A registered company, a named founder, a working address.
Anyone asking a stranger to hold their inheritance keys deserves to know exactly who that stranger is. Every detail here can be checked independently.
Reep holds encrypted data on behalf of its customers and never claims ownership of it. Read how that shapes the contract in the terms of service.
Open the vault and look around.
The dashboard runs on sample data so you can add items, invite a guardian and trigger a check-in before deciding anything.
No card required. Questions go to hello@reep.cc.