Keystone Family Vault: The digital map your family will actually need.

When someone dies, their family inherits more than memories—they inherit digital chaos. Dozens of online accounts. Several email addresses. Dozens of subscriptions still charging. Important documents scattered across cloud services. And a password manager locked tight, doing exactly what it's supposed to do: keeping everything secure. But secure doesn't mean findable. Here's the uncomfortable truth: Your password manager is doing its job perfectly—but it's solving the wrong problem for your family. When someone passes away, their loved ones face a brutal reality. It's not just grief. It's a months-long scavenger hunt through digital chaos, trying to answer impossible questions: Which accounts even exist? Where are the login details? What subscriptions are running? Where did they store the insurance policy? Which email has the bank statements? Who do we even call first? Your password manager keeps everything secure behind encryption. That's exactly what it should do. But security doesn't equal findability. And your family doesn't need your passwords—they need a map. That's what Keystone Vault is. We built it after watching this exact nightmare unfold in our own family. Four months of searching. Dozens of dead ends. Important documents we never found. It was preventable—if only there'd been a simple, clear guide. Keystone Vault creates that guide. It's a plain-English inventory of your digital life that works alongside your password manager. You document what you have, where it lives, and what to prioritize. The app keeps it current with gentle "I'm Alive!" check-ins, so your map never goes stale. Everything stays completely private until the time comes and your executor has to take over. No complex estate planning. No overwhelming forms. No technical jargon your 70-year-old parents won't understand. Just a clear path forward for the people you love. Here's what makes Keystone Vault different: We do one thing, and we do it well. We're not trying to replace your lawyer, your password manager, or your financial planner. We're the missing piece between all of them - the simple map that shows your family where to start and what matters most. Because when someone you love dies, you shouldn't have to become a detective. We're launching Keystone Vault today to make digital legacies simple, clear, and human. Join us in making sure no family has to search alone. Five to ten minutes to spare your family months of digital chaos. Your loved ones will thank you. Thank you