Assets, in the detail a claim actually needs
Bank accounts and FDs, mutual funds, demat, EPF and PPF, insurance, property, gold, vehicles, crypto. Account numbers, folios, branch, nominee — the fields a bank asks for, not a vague note.
A little preparation. A lot less searching.
Organise important accounts, documents and personal messages. Choose who receives them, and preview their view before it is needed.
On iOS and Android. The check needs no sign-up.
Explore the family story ↓Record the bank, where the documents are, and useful instructions. These are sample details, not a connected account.
Assign the item to a loved one. Keep assignments up to date as your circumstances change.
Review the records and messages assigned to that person. A preview does not release access.
Understand the receiving view →Access follows the verified handover process. Recording an asset does not transfer legal ownership.
Bank accounts, insurance policies, mutual funds, property papers, passwords — kept in one place your family can actually reach. Encrypted on your device, so even we can't read it.
Free · no sign-up · built for India and Indians abroadA savings account. An LIC policy from 2009. A demat you opened once. EPF. A flat's papers. A locker key. Forty passwords. Each tied to a different bank, portal and person — and nothing ties them to each other.
What you own. What you owe. What renews next month. And who each of them touches. That is worth having on an ordinary Tuesday — not only after you.
Your records are locked on your phone before they ever leave it. What reaches our servers is encrypted. A separately escrowed key supports verified legacy release.
Check in and the process never starts. Miss one, and we remind you — daily, by push and email, then SMS as the window closes. You can stop the process; a face check is required once your people have been notified.
Your people submit a death certificate. A human reviews it. They confirm their face. Only then is access granted through the verified release process.
What it holds
Keep assets alongside the debts and renewals your family should know about. One Inheritance brings those records together with documents and personal messages.
Bank accounts and FDs, mutual funds, demat, EPF and PPF, insurance, property, gold, vehicles, crypto. Account numbers, folios, branch, nominee — the fields a bank asks for, not a vague note.
Home loan, car loan, the card with a balance, money lent to a cousin. Debt is what ambushes a family — so it is a first-class object here, not a footnote.
Premiums, renewals, EMIs, the annual filing. Recurring duties with reminders, so a policy never lapses because the one person tracking it wasn't around.
Deeds, PAN, Aadhaar, wills, policy PDFs — encrypted before upload, up to 500 MB a file.
Photos, video messages, the things you'd want said. Assigned to a specific person, delivered with everything else.
Name the people. Assign items to each of them individually. Change your mind any time — nothing is visible to anyone until release.
A place to start looking
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banks covered by RBI’s UDGAM search as of March 2024Unclaimed money can have many causes. A clear record of your accounts gives your family somewhere to begin; official search tools can help them locate unclaimed deposits.
Source: RBI UDGAM FAQs, March 2024. This is a dated coverage figure, not a current estimate of unclaimed wealth.
Accounts, FDs, funds, insurance, PF, property, gold, crypto, passwords — spread across apps, lockers and memory. No single place has all of it.
A nominee is a trustee, not an owner — and most accounts have none, or one set twenty years ago. Your family still has to know where to look first.
Children abroad, parents in India. The people who need access are usually furthest from the paperwork. This closes that distance.
How the encryption works
Your vault content is encrypted on your phone before upload. Account and operational metadata are handled separately. To support inheritance, a copy of the vault key is escrowed under the controls described in our security model.
An illustration of encrypted vault content. Account metadata and key escrow are described separately in our security model.
The handover
See how the handover process works. Each step of it is reversible by you until the last one.
On your schedule, from the app. Nothing else runs while you do.
Daily push and email for the length of your waiting window; SMS in the final days.
Only now, and only with a claim code. They still see nothing.
Uploaded by a named beneficiary. Held, not trusted.
Manual verification against the record. One approval releases everyone you named.
Identity verification is completed before access is granted through the release process.
You can stop it at any point. Any check-in or sign-in cancels a release in progress. And once your people have already been contacted, cancelling requires a face check — so someone with your password alone can never quietly call it off.
Who it's for
One place holding the accounts, the policies, the flat's papers and a letter for each of them — so nobody spends a grieving month on a treasure hunt.
Assets in India, heirs abroad, and a timezone in between. Everything reachable from anywhere, released only to the people you actually named.
Credentials, partnership terms, vendor arrangements. Assign your partner or your CA, and continuity survives you.
| Cloud storage | Password manager | A will alone | One Inheritance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Provider can read it | Provider dependent | Provider dependent | — | No |
| Holds assets, debts & renewals | Files only | Provider dependent | Legal instructions | All of it |
| Knows who should get what | No | No | Yes | Yes, per item |
| How information is accessed | No | Provider dependent | Legal process varies | Verified release |
| Useful before you die | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
Set it up in under five minutes. Free to start, on iOS and Android.