Your digital legacy. Your instructions.

Some things should die with you.

A planned private vault for the files you want to preserve, pass on, or delete after your death.

Leave memories. Delete the rest.
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Vault deletion would cover files you place in FINALSWEEP. External accounts would follow each provider's official process. FINALSWEEP would not remotely erase your phone or browser history.

Your family should remember you. Not your hidden folder. Give the people you choose the memories and information you want them to have. Leave clear instructions for what stays private.

KEEP · TRANSFER · DELETE

You would choose what happens to each file in your FINALSWEEP vault. Your instructions would guide the process.

KEEP

Preserve memories

Keep family photos, videos, and messages available to the people you choose for an agreed period after your death.

TRANSFER

Pass on information

Make selected documents and instructions accessible to your named recipients after verification.

DELETE

Keep private files private

Delete designated files from your FINALSWEEP vault confidentially, without handing their contents to relatives.

Files in your vault: the planned service would follow your KEEP, TRANSFER, and DELETE instructions. Copies outside FINALSWEEP would remain outside its control.

Accounts elsewhere: FINALSWEEP would help initiate official provider procedures. It could not guarantee account access, deletion, or the transfer of financial assets.

How FINALSWEEP is intended to work.

The service is in development. Legal authority, security, and provider procedures must be reviewed before a live service launches.

1. Your planChoose files, list accounts, and name your contacts and recipients.
2. Your instructionsAssign KEEP, TRANSFER, or DELETE. Review and authorize your plan.
3. VerificationA reported death would require official evidence, independent checks, human review, and a waiting period.
4. Your Final SweepFollow authorized instructions and document outcomes, including any provider requests still pending.

A single report or period of inactivity would never be enough to authorize release or deletion.

We don't want your secrets. We only need your instructions.

Our design goal: encrypt private vault files on your device so FINALSWEEP cannot read their contents. The service would still need limited information to manage your plan, contacts, and instructions.

This is a development goal, not a claim of completed security testing or certification. No private files are collected during this early-access test.

Proposed Founding Member pricing

Would these services be worth these prices to you? Tell us below. No service is being sold on this page.

PROPOSED FOUNDING PRICE

Essential

$49.99 / year
Planned standard price: $99 / year
  • Digital legacy inventory
  • KEEP / TRANSFER / DELETE planning
  • Annual plan review

For organizing your instructions. Professional death verification and execution would require Executor.

These are proposed future prices, not previous selling prices. Early-access signup does not purchase a service, reserve a place, or lock in a rate. Initial availability may be limited to selected U.S. states.

FINALSWEEP Early Access

Tell us what you would choose. This is a non-binding expression of interest for U.S. adults.

Registration is not open yet. No information is sent.

We use your answers to evaluate interest in FINALSWEEP and its proposed prices. Interview invitations are optional. See the Privacy Notice for details and your choices.

Please do not include passwords, account numbers, or private documents.

Executor: $249 one-time setup plus $99 each year ($348 in year one).

Assume the service described above passes legal and security review. Please give your honest answer.

No payment. No service contract. You can withdraw your request.

The Privacy Notice and operator contact will be available before registration opens.

FAQ

Can I use FINALSWEEP today?

No. This page tests interest in a service still in development. It does not accept private files, sell subscriptions, or carry out estate instructions.

Would it clear my phone or browser history?

No. The planned vault service would control files uploaded to FINALSWEEP. It would not remotely erase your devices, existing browser history, or copies held by other people.

Would deleting a vault file remove every copy?

No. Deletion would cover the service's controlled copies under defined key-destruction and backup-retention procedures, subject to applicable legal requirements. Files on your devices or elsewhere would remain outside its control.

Would my family see what I mark DELETE?

The design goal is to keep private vault contents confidential. Relatives may know you have a FINALSWEEP plan, but would not receive a list of private filenames or their contents. A final legal and security review is still required.

How would death be verified?

The planned process combines official evidence, identity checks, customer contact attempts, independent verification, human review, and a waiting period. A single report or inactivity would not authorize either release or deletion.

Would FINALSWEEP access my bank or broker account?

The proposed service would organize account references and documents and help initiate official provider procedures. It would not use your login credentials to access financial accounts or determine who legally inherits your assets.

Is KEEP permanent storage?

No lifetime or perpetual storage is promised. Storage limits, the period of availability after death, and export arrangements would be stated before purchase.

Does signup secure the Founding Member price?

No. Signup records your interest only. The planned offer and three-year annual-rate period would need to appear in a future purchase agreement. You would see final terms before deciding.

Would the service launch in every state?

We are gathering interest across the United States. Any initial live service would be limited to jurisdictions and procedures that have completed the necessary review.