# Keepacy > Keepacy is an encrypted document vault that automatically delivers your most important documents to your beneficiaries when the time comes — backed by AES-256 encryption, multi-channel check-ins, and human-verified release. Keepacy helps households solve the "second loss" — the administrative crisis that follows grief — by keeping wills, insurance policies, account inventories, passwords, and personal messages in one encrypted place and delivering them to named beneficiaries through a verified, multi-channel check-in process. ## Key pages - [Keepacy — Home](https://keepacy.com): Overview of the encrypted document vault with automated beneficiary delivery. - [How it works & pricing](https://keepacy.com/pricing): Plans, the free tier, and how the check-in and release process works. - [Security](https://keepacy.com/security): AES-256-GCM encryption at rest, human-verified release, and data portability. - [What to store](https://keepacy.com/what-to-store): Guided checklist of the documents a family needs in the first 30 days. ## Blog - [How Keepacy's Check-In Actually Works, Day by Day](https://keepacy.com/blog/how-the-keepacy-check-in-actually-works): The check-in is the part people are most skeptical of: what makes sure your vault opens at the right time, and never the wrong one? Here is exactly how it works, day by day. - [Your Phone Knows More About Your Estate Than Your Lawyer Does](https://keepacy.com/blog/your-phone-knows-more-about-your-estate-than-your-lawyer-does): Your attorney has a snapshot of your life from the day you signed. Your phone has the live version — and when you are gone, the live version is the one your family cannot get into. - [What "Estate Planning" Misses if You're Not Wealthy](https://keepacy.com/blog/what-estate-planning-misses-if-you-are-not-wealthy): "Estate planning" sounds like something for people with estates. The phrase quietly tells most households the problem is not theirs — and that misunderstanding is exactly why their families get hurt. - [The Letter Your Children Will Wish You Had Written](https://keepacy.com/blog/the-letter-your-children-will-wish-you-had-written): The most valuable thing in your estate is not a legal document. It is a letter only you can write — and the people who will need it most are the ones who will never get to ask you for it. - [Why Procrastination on This Is Not About Laziness](https://keepacy.com/blog/why-procrastination-on-this-is-not-about-laziness): Putting off estate preparation is not a character flaw. It is the predictable result of a frightening, enormous, permanent-feeling task with no deadline — and once you can name that, the first step gets small enough to actually take. - [After the Funeral: The First 30 Days No One Prepares You For](https://keepacy.com/blog/after-the-funeral-the-first-30-days-no-one-prepares-you-for): The funeral is the part the community helps you with. The thirty days that follow are the part you do alone — and they have, in almost every household, the same shape. - [Digital Estate: The Accounts Your Family Cannot Close Without You](https://keepacy.com/blog/digital-estate-accounts-your-family-cannot-close-without-you): For most American adults under sixty, the digital estate has quietly become the largest single component of what they will leave behind — and a will, by itself, does not reach most of it. - [The Five Documents Every Household Should Have in One Place](https://keepacy.com/blog/the-five-documents-every-household-should-have-in-one-place): Most households already have three or four of the documents that matter most. What is missing is concentration — and the difference between scattered and concentrated is the difference between paperwork and a working plan. - [The Second Loss: A Name for the Crisis That Follows Grief](https://keepacy.com/blog/the-second-loss): Grief is the loss everyone warns you about. The second loss — the slow administrative crisis that follows it — is preventable, and almost no one talks about it. - [Why $7.4 Billion in Life Insurance Sits Unclaimed](https://keepacy.com/blog/why-billions-in-life-insurance-sit-unclaimed): The unclaimed benefits problem is not about eligibility or paperwork. It is about a hundred-year-old delivery gap between filed documents and the families they were meant for. - [Introducing Keepacy™](https://keepacy.com/blog/introducing-keepacy): After two years of building, listening, and learning from families who lost someone without a plan — Keepacy™ is open to everyone. Here is why we built it, what it does, and what we hope it does for your family. - [Dead Man's Switches: What They Do, and What They Don't](https://keepacy.com/blog/dead-mans-switches-what-they-do-and-what-they-dont): Understand how inactivity triggers help, where they can fail, and why controlled escalation matters. - [How to Choose Beneficiaries Without Creating Family Conflict](https://keepacy.com/blog/how-to-choose-beneficiaries-without-family-conflict): A clear framework for assigning access and setting expectations before emotions run high. - [A Caregiver's Checklist for Unexpected Hospitalization](https://keepacy.com/blog/a-caregivers-checklist-for-unexpected-hospitalization): When someone is suddenly hospitalized, this checklist helps families move from panic to action. - [The 15-Minute Family Vault Starter Plan](https://keepacy.com/blog/the-15-minute-family-vault-starter-plan): A practical first session to organize your highest-impact files without getting overwhelmed. - [What Happens When No One Can Find the Documents](https://keepacy.com/blog/what-happens-when-no-one-can-find-the-documents): A realistic look at what families face when policies, account details, and legal files are scattered. ## Legal - [Privacy Policy](https://keepacy.com/privacy): How Keepacy handles your data. - [Terms of Service](https://keepacy.com/terms): Terms governing use of Keepacy. ## Notes - The full text of every blog post is available at https://keepacy.com/llms-full.txt. - Authenticated areas (dashboard, vault, beneficiary, and account pages) are private and intentionally excluded.