Letters
Share family stories, gratitude, encouragement, advice, or words that are difficult to say today.
Messages After Death, Delivered to the People You Love
Create private letters, photos, and videos now. My Last Word protects them and automatically delivers them after you die—only when every safeguard is met.
Start My Legacy PlanPrivate and automatic. One missed check-in is never enough to release a message.
What can you leave for someone?
Create something personal for each person you love. Every recipient receives only the message and attachments you chose for them.
Photos
Add the moments and faces that give your message context and make it unmistakably yours.
Videos
Let loved ones see you, hear your voice, and receive a message directly from you.
How automatic after-death delivery works
1. Create and choose
Write your message, add supported media, select its recipient, and name reliable trusted contacts.
2. Keep checking in
A one-tap email check-in confirms you are okay and begins your next interval.
3. Safeguards must agree
A missed check-in starts a 14-day grace period. Afterward, at least two trusted contacts must independently confirm.
4. The system delivers
Only after every required step is complete does the system send each recipient a personal, time-limited link.
Messages for the moments that matter
For your children
Tell them what you love about them, preserve family stories, and share what you hope they carry forward.
For your partner
Leave reassurance, gratitude, favorite memories, or the words you would want beside them on a difficult day.
For future milestones
Record something for a graduation, wedding, new baby, birthday, or another day you may not be there to share.
For practical guidance
Explain non-secret wishes, important people, or where loved ones should begin. Keep passwords and private keys elsewhere.
Private, automatic, and deliberately cautious
Our team does not read or manually send your messages as part of normal delivery. My Last Word does not independently certify death or query government death databases. It follows the check-in and trusted-contact process you configured, and it stops when confirmation is incomplete or disputed. Limited authorized access may occur only for operations, security, support, or legal compliance because the service is not end-to-end encrypted or zero-knowledge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. My Last Word lets you write a private letter, attach supported photos or a video, choose the recipient, and select after-death delivery. Release requires a missed owner check-in, a 14-day grace period, and confirmation from at least two trusted contacts.
Yes. The system runs check-ins, requests trusted-contact confirmations, and sends recipient links automatically when every safeguard is satisfied. Our team does not review or manually send your content as part of the normal delivery process.
You can write a message, attach one supported video, and attach up to ten supported photos. Audio and document uploads are not currently supported.
No. A missed check-in alone never releases content. It begins a 14-day grace period, and at least two trusted contacts must independently confirm afterward. A decline, dispute, or incomplete confirmation blocks automated release.
Each recipient receives a personal, time-limited link. Recipients should not forward their link. My Last Word processes stored content to provide the service, so it is not a zero-knowledge or end-to-end encrypted vault.
No. Never place passwords, recovery codes, cryptocurrency keys, safe combinations, or similar secrets in a Legacy Delivery message. Use a dedicated password manager or professional custody solution.