Digital executor for Australians

When you're gone, your digital life shouldn't become their burden

Set your instructions once. Trusted Verifiers confirm, and Solacekey carries out each one: accounts, subscriptions, crypto and more.

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Directive ledger

Illustrative example

  • Cloud storage

    Pass on access to a named person

    Handed on

  • Streaming and software subscriptions

    Cancel so nothing keeps billing

    Cancelled

  • Crypto wallet

    Secure and transfer to your beneficiary

    Secured

  • Social and email accounts

    Close, or memorialise, as you decide

    Actioned

Each line runs only after your Verifiers confirm.

The problem

A will covers your estate. It doesn't log in for you.

Most of what you own and subscribe to now lives behind passwords. Passive vaults store information, then wait for someone to act on it. That someone is usually a grieving partner or adult child.

Locked out
Photos, documents and money sit behind accounts nobody else can open.
Still paying
Subscriptions keep billing long after they should have ended.
Crypto out of reach
Without keys or instructions, digital assets can be lost for good.
Guessing, at the worst time
Families are left to work out what existed and what you would have wanted.

A passive vault

Keeps a record. Waits.

Information is stored safely, but every task is left to your family: contacting providers, proving identity, chasing access.

Solacekey

Holds your directives. Acts on them.

You write a clear directive for each account. When your Verifiers confirm, Solacekey cancels subscriptions, passes on access and secures crypto, so your family isn't left to do it.

How activation works

Trust is the whole point, so nothing happens on a guess.

The Verifier network is the safeguard between your instructions and the moment they run. People you chose confirm first. Then Solacekey acts.

  1. Stage 1

    You set directives

    For each account, subscription or asset, you say what should happen: cancel, hand on, secure, or close. You choose who receives what.

  2. Stage 2

    You appoint Verifiers

    Verifiers are people you trust to confirm that the time has come. You decide who they are, so no single stranger holds the decision.

  3. Stage 3

    Verifiers confirm

    Nothing runs on assumption. Your directives stay locked until your Verifiers confirm.

  4. Stage 4

    Solacekey carries them out

    Once confirmed, each directive is carried out as you wrote it: accounts closed, access passed on, subscriptions cancelled, crypto secured.

What you can direct

One clear instruction for every account.

Subscriptions

Cancel recurring charges so they stop billing an estate and a family.

Account access

Pass on access to the person you name, for the accounts you choose.

Crypto

Secure wallets and assets and direct them to your beneficiary.

Closures

Decide which accounts are closed rather than left open.

Everything else

Write a directive for any account you want handled, in your own words.

Leaving it to chance, or leaving instructions.

Topic Without a plan With Solacekey
Who does the work Your family, while grieving Solacekey, from your directives
Subscriptions Keep billing until someone notices Cancelled as you instructed
Crypto Lost if keys and wishes are unknown Secured and directed to your beneficiary
Who decides it is time Whoever discovers first Verifiers you chose
Your wishes Guessed at Written down, per account

Questions people ask first

What is a digital executor?

A digital executor carries out your wishes for your online life. Solacekey holds your directives for each account and acts on them once your Verifiers confirm.

What is a Verifier?

A Verifier is someone you trust to confirm that your directives should now run. You choose your Verifiers, and Solacekey does not act until they confirm.

How is this different from a digital vault?

A vault stores information and leaves your family to act on it. Solacekey carries out your instructions: cancelling subscriptions, passing on access and securing crypto.

Does it replace my will?

No. Solacekey handles your digital accounts and assets. It sits alongside your will and does not replace legal advice.

Can I change my directives later?

Yes. Your instructions are yours to review and update as your accounts and wishes change.

Your family shouldn't have to guess. Leave them instructions.

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