Simply Safe Legacy

How it works

Everything your loved ones need to know, organized in one place.

Simply Safe Legacy guides you from the most important document details to the people and permissions around them. Start small, then build a clearer record over time.

Six clear steps

From scattered details to a clear place to begin.

Each step answers one practical question: what exists, where it is, and who should know.

01

Add your will information

Start with the essentials: whether you have a will, who prepared it, and the details your trusted people may need to recognize the right document.

Last will & testament

Status
Recorded
Prepared by
Jordan Lee, Esq.
02

Record the location of the original

Describe exactly where the signed original is stored. Add enough detail to help the right person find it without turning the location into a guessing game.

Original will location

Location type
Home safe
Location
Primary bedroom closet
Additional note
Details shared with my executor
03

Add supporting documents

Keep digital copies and related records organized alongside the information about your original document.

Supporting documents

Will — digital copy
PDF · Added
Attorney letter
PDF · Added
Property notes
PDF · Added
04

Add trusted people

Connect family members, executors, attorneys, or other trusted contacts who should know about your information.

Trusted people

Morgan Reed
Successor
Alex Reed
Trusted contact
Jordan Lee
Attorney
05

Manage access

Set permissions deliberately so each person is connected to the information that fits their role and your wishes.

Access overview

Will information
2 people
Supporting documents
1 person
Personal instructions
1 person
06

Review and update

Return when documents, people, or circumstances change. A useful vault is one that stays current.

Vault readiness

Core documents
Complete
People & access
Complete
Next review
In 4 months

A little preparation can create a much clearer path.

Create your vault and organize the information that matters at your own pace.