Here’s exactly what
EndPlan does.
A treasure map for your financial and emotional well-being.
You list everything you own and where it lives. You attach the documents and logins that unlock it. You decide who gets what, and when. Then you just live your life, and if one day you can’t check in anymore, EndPlan hands your family the map.
That’s it. Below: every step, in the actual product.
Create your vault.
Sign up with an email and create your master password, the one password we never see and can never reset. Print your recovery kit, put it somewhere safe, and you’re in.
That’s the only setup ritual, and it’s why nobody but you can open anything that follows.
List what you own.
Everything in EndPlan lives in four connected sections: Assets, Documents, Contacts, and Instructions. They all link together. Add the house, then attach the deed to it. Link your solicitor to the will. Pin an instruction to the pension: “call Deloitte, quote this reference.” Nothing is ever found without its context.
Each asset takes about 20 seconds: what it is, who holds it, roughly what it’s worth, then link the documents and people that belong to it. The dashboard adds it up as you go: your whole estate in one number, and a setup meter showing what’s still missing.
Choose your people, and what each one gets.
Your Trusted Circle has three kinds of people:
Key People: the ones who act on your behalf when the time comes. They receive the full map, and, if you choose it, they’re also the human safeguard in the release process, confirming you’re really gone before anything is handed over.
Recipients: people who get only the specific items you assign them, and only when your EndPlan is released: a note to a parent, a video for a loved one, one account’s details for a business partner. Nothing else, ever.
Advisors: optionally, your solicitor or wealth manager, with time-limited access to exactly the items you pick: the will and the deeds, not your passwords.
Access is per item, per person, and changeable in seconds, forever.
Say the things a spreadsheet can’t.
Record a video for your kids. Write the letter. Pin a note to any asset, “the loft insurance paperwork is in the green folder in the study.”
Then pick your check-in rhythm (most people choose monthly) and close the laptop. Setup done, about 15 minutes.
After that: 30 seconds a month.
EndPlan sends a check-in, one tap says “I’m fine,” and nothing moves. Opened a new account, sold the car, moved house? Update the map in seconds from your phone.
EndPlan sends a check-in, one tap says “I’m fine,” and nothing moves. Opened a new account, sold the car, moved house? Update the map in seconds from your phone.
Unlike the will in a drawer, your map stays current, every device, always in sync.
If one day you can’t check in, here’s the exact sequence.
This is the default sequence: humans, yours, stand between silence and release, and any one of them, or you, can stop it instantly. Prefer no human step at all? Confirmation is a setting, turn it off, and your EndPlan releases automatically once the waiting period ends.
Reminders begin, email and push notifications. Almost always, this ends here with one tap.
Still no sign-in after the number of days you set. Each Key Person is asked to confirm your status: well, ill, incapacitated, or deceased. One “they’re fine” from anyone, or one tap from you, cancels everything.
With confirmation on, release begins only when your Key People independently confirm death or incapacity. With confirmation off, release begins automatically when your waiting period ends. Either way, no EndPlan employee can ever trigger it.
Your Key People get the map. Each recipient gets only what you assigned, the note to your father, the video for your daughter. Nobody gets anything you didn’t give them.
Everything here is yours to configure: the check-in cadence, the escalation windows, the waiting period, and whether your Key People are asked at all. Some people want human sign-off; some want a pure automatic release. Both are one toggle.
What your family actually receives.
Not a mystery box, a map. When your Key People open your EndPlan, they find:
The inventory
Every account, policy, property, and wallet, who holds it, reference numbers, what it’s roughly worth, and who to contact.
The documents
Will, deeds, policies, statements, the proof they’ll need to claim each item.
The keys
Only the logins and recovery phrases you chose to store, released only to the people you assigned them to.
Your words
The letters and video, delivered first, before the paperwork.
EndPlan never holds or moves your money, we’re the map, not the vault at the bank. Your family takes that map to the bank, the insurer, the registrar, and claims what’s theirs in days instead of months of detective work.
In plain terms.
Will, deeds, policies, statements, the proof they’ll need to claim each item.
A live inventory of everything you own and the information you want to stick around
A dead-man’s switch configured how you want it
A courier for the last messages that matter
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A bank: we never hold or touch your assets
A will: it’s what makes your will actually executable
A crypto custodian: your keys stay yours, encrypted
A data business: we can’t read your vault, so we can’t sell it
Under the hood, if you’re curious.
The three questions everyone asks here.
What is EndPlan, in one sentence?
A zero-knowledge vault for the assets, passwords, documents, and messages you want to pass on, released automatically, only when the time is right.
What happens if I lose my password
Today if you lose your password, you will have to contact us at EndPlan to reset it. Since we only store encrypted version of your data, without your password, we cannot acces it. Therefor you will have to re-enter your information. We are working hard to extend our security to allow you to securely recover your password. Let us know if this is an important feature for you. We also allow you an easy download option to backup all of your EndPlan offline. This can be considered as an extra security feature in case of a loss of password. You will then be able to easy reupload all of your information.
Why do you charge?
We have a strict policy of: No spying, no ads, no selling data - we make money when you subscribe. That's it, open & honest.
