DigitLegacy helps you secure your digital afterlife — so nothing is lost when you're gone. Most people leave behind chaos: forgotten accounts, passwords, unprotected crypto. DigitLegacy gives your loved ones a secure vault with everything they need. • Encrypted vault for accounts, passwords & crypto • Designate trusted contacts for access • Store documents & final wishes • 8 languages: EN, HU, DE, SK, CZ, PL, RO, HR • Privacy-first, EU-hosted
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built DigitLegacy after realizing that most people — including myself — have a chaotic digital life that would be nearly impossible for loved ones to untangle after we're gone.
Think about it: dozens of online accounts, crypto wallets, passwords stored only in your head, important files scattered across services. What happens to all of that?
DigitLegacy is my answer to that question. It's a secure vault where you can organize everything your family might need — account credentials, crypto keys, documents, and final wishes — with trusted contacts who get access when it's needed.
I focused heavily on:
- Real encryption (not just a promise)
- Multilingual support (8 languages for Central/Eastern Europe)
- EU-hosted infrastructure for privacy compliance
Would love your feedback! What features would make this more useful for you?
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Really thoughtful concept, the EU hosting and 8 languages already show serious intent. One thing I'd love to see is a dead man's switch with a customizable grace period, so my trusted contacts get access only after I've actually been inactive for X months, instead of relying on someone remembering to trigger it. That single feature would make this a no-brainer for me.
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@boransand97562 Great news — this already exists! ✅ You can set your own check-in interval, and if you miss it, your trusted contacts are notified automatically after your chosen grace period. No manual triggering needed. Give it a try and let me know if you have questions! 🙌
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The trusted contact flow is really well thought out, that part of a dead man's switch usually feels clunky but this seems like a genuinely smooth handoff.
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@hiraxevj Thanks Hira! That was one of the trickiest parts to get right — nobody wants to click a button called "I think my person might be dead." The goal was to make the handoff feel like a normal, deliberate act. Really glad that comes through! 🙏
Really thoughtful concept, the EU hosting and 8 languages already show serious intent. One thing I'd love to see is a dead man's switch with a customizable grace period, so my trusted contacts get access only after I've actually been inactive for X months, instead of relying on someone remembering to trigger it. That single feature would make this a no-brainer for me.
@boransand97562 Great news — this already exists! ✅ You can set your own check-in interval, and if you miss it, your trusted contacts are notified automatically after your chosen grace period. No manual triggering needed. Give it a try and let me know if you have questions! 🙌
The trusted contact flow is really well thought out, that part of a dead man's switch usually feels clunky but this seems like a genuinely smooth handoff.
@hiraxevj Thanks Hira! That was one of the trickiest parts to get right — nobody wants to click a button called "I think my person might be dead." The goal was to make the handoff feel like a normal, deliberate act. Really glad that comes through! 🙏