Protect, and pass on your online accounts with My-Legacy
- Organize and manage all online accounts and information
- Assign nominees who can legally take control of your online accounts
- Identify who will own your online accounts after you pass away
Why is it important to organize and pass-on your online accounts?
- We all own several online accounts and our families will struggle to access this information in case of emergencies.
- Without a will, sharing passwords may be a violation of privacy laws.
- It may take months or years to get a response, if any, to legally transfer ownership of important accounts, yet, there is no guarantee.
Sharing passwords may be a violation of privacy laws
RUFADAA Compliant
Designated beneficiaries can access your accounts without worrying about breaking privacy laws.
Safe Inheritance Plan
Securely pass on your digital assets to heirs according to RUFADAA(USA) and ULCC (Canada) guidelines
How it works?
Set up your My-Legacy account
Add All Online Accounts
List down and add all your online accounts or export them seamlessly via Accounts Wizard.
Decide Account Disbursement and Generate Report
Appoint nominees for possession or closure upon disbursement, then generate a report.
Your Digital Legacy. Simplified.
Because your online world matters for future generations.
Pass down important digital information to your loved ones with ease.
- Keep your online accounts in check, all in one deck.
- Pick your digital heirs, hassle-free.
Reviews that speak volumes
Don’t just take our words for it. Hear what people have to say about us.
Randy Nunez
Young Entrepreneur
As a young Gen Z family, we found estate planning overwhelming, but My-Legacy.ai changed that. It’s more like a planning partner than just a tool. Its conversational style made the process less daunting, and the LegacyScore was a standout, which provided a clear picture of where we stood and what we needed to focus on. Thanks to My-Legacy.ai, we could understand and manage estate planning, securing our family’s future with newfound peace of mind.
Kyle Shannon
Attorney
As an estate planning attorney, I’ve seen a wide range of tools and resources, but My-Legacy.ai stands out. I recommend it to clients who are just starting to think about their estate plans. The chatbot’s conversational approach demystifies the complex process, making clients more comfortable and informed when they come to me. The LegacyScore is a particularly useful feature, offering clients a clear starting point and highlighting areas we need to focus on in our discussions. For my practice, My-Legacy.ai is more than a tool; it’s a valuable partner that enhances my ability to serve my clients effectively, ensuring they’re well-prepared before they even set foot in my office.
Anudeep gavini
IT Professional
The legacy score is quite easy to use, and I like that there is also the report option to help educate myself. Immediately I learned what documents would best benefit me given my context, and with the report, I was able to learn things like why a trust might make more sense for me over a will. I was also able to learn what happens in edge cases like passing away without any plans set in place, which helped me understand my current position better, as well when I would want to take further steps and why.
Jishnu C
IT Professional
My-Legacy stands out for its deep understanding of estate planning questions, like it’s learned from many different situations. Its best feature is how it can help people in different countries and states with personalized advice. It’s a game-changer for estate planning help, making it easy to get personalized guidance no matter where you are. While My-Legacy covers a lot, there’s still more it can learn as it grows.
Shreyas B
IT Professional
As a 19-year-old student, the thought of estate planning never really crossed my mind. I was under the common misconception that estate planning was far beyond my current needs as a young adult. However, after discovering My-Legacy.ai, my perspective on estate planning changed completely. The platform broke down legal jargon into personalized and clear explanations. This simplified the complex world of estate planning into something I could easily navigate as a student. The LegacyScore feature helped me understand how well-prepared I was legally, which was an eye-opener. One of the things that impressed me the most was the platform’s commitment to privacy and security, which is crucial, especially in the legal domain. My-Legacy.ai empowered me to be in charge of my legal preparedness, and I highly recommend it to those who think they are too young to consider estate planning. It’s truly a game-changer!
Sam A.
IT Professional
LegacyScore??
I never thought about it. It’s a clever way to incentivise to take the first step.
I got my score and it only took a few clicks. Simple and super fast. Congratulations My-Legacy team.
Sam Azeime
MKVNath
Consultant
We under estimate the importance of estate planning and often it’s too late to fix it. My neighbour at pune, Mr.Mukopadyay, aged 42, expired suddenly because of swine flu. He didn’t write any will & his wife wants to sell their property ie residential flat but invain. She moved back to kolkotta, trying to get property on her name for the last 5 years, not done sofar as it’s very lengthy procedure. If there was will on the property, she could have overcome many hurdles & settle the issue. Unfortunately, she is also bed ridden now & their 2 kids are too young to handle the issue.
It’s a time & must to write a will/distribute properties in professional manner. I think & wish this company will help in meeting the requirements by their vast experience in this field.
Frequently Asked Questions
At least 48 states and the US Virgin Islands have enacted laws addressing access to online accounts like social media sites, microblogging, other website accounts, and other electronically stored assets upon an individual’s incapacity or demise. Of the 49 states, 46 of them have adopted either Uniform Law Commission’s (ULC) Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (UFADAA) or Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (RUFADAA).
In an increasingly digitized landscape, creating a list of your Digital Assets, along with designating the people you trust to manage them should you die or become incapacitated, ensures that they will not be lost, forgotten, or tampered with.
Some Digital Assets have monetary value, like a website with sales or advertising revenue or an online bank account. However, most Digital Assets (photos, for example), have personal or sentimental value.
DISCLAIMER: We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. The guidance generated is not a legal advice and a trained attorney should be consulted to make informed decisions.
