If something happens to you, will your family and friends know what to do?

Break Glass keeps your will, accounts, passwords, and final wishes in an encrypted vault — and delivers them to your family and friends if you die or become incapacitated. Not a day sooner.

Set up your vault

$12/month or $99/year · See pricing · five minutes to set up

1

Put everything in one place

Upload your will and POA, store account credentials, and write letters and instructions. Everything is encrypted — each item with its own key.

2

Choose your family and friends

Pick who receives what, and who you trust to confirm something has actually happened. Nothing is ever released on silence alone.

3

Check in and live your life

A one-tap “I’m OK” on your schedule. Miss it and we escalate gently: reminders, then your trusted family and friends confirm before anything is shared.

Built like it matters

No passwords in emails — ever

Loved ones get a private claim link by email. When they’ve confirmed a mobile number with us, the access code arrives by separate text, so no single inbox is enough. Attempt limits and AES-256 encryption at rest protect everything either way.

Humans confirm, not timers

Your verifiers — the family or friends who would actually know — must confirm death or incapacity before release. One “they’re fine” stands the whole system down.

Incapacity is different from death

If you’re incapacitated, your healthcare directive and power of attorney lead. If you’ve passed, your will and final wishes do.

Test it while you’re alive

Send yourself a full test release any time and see exactly what your family and friends would receive. No surprises — for you or for them.

Wondering who can see what’s in your vault? Nobody — not even us. Read how your vault is protected, in plain English.