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UNFAIR START · AFTER ME

Make sure the important things survive you.

Architecture for messages, trusted contacts, business continuity, document references and the people who must be reached. This is not a legally binding will and it does not send post-death email in this version.

MESSAGES TRUSTED CONTACTS BUSINESS HANDOVER DOCUMENT REFERENCES NOT A WILL
Not legally binding

AFTER ME stores drafts and architecture. It does not create a valid will, notarial deed, corporate resolution or probate instrument. It does not send real post-death messages in this version. Qualified signatures, notaries and jurisdiction-specific law come later.

Status model

Nothing is released from this product yet.

DRAFT

Editable. Not sealed. Not delivered.

SEALED

Intended as frozen intent. Still revocable while alive.

VERIFICATION REQUIRED

Architecture only — death evidence + contacts, no send.

READY / RELEASED

READY is a planning flag. RELEASED is disabled. No email is sent.

NO POST-DEATH EMAIL IN THIS VERSION ENCRYPTION-AT-REST COMES NEXT NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR A WILL

Messages after death

Stored as drafts. Sealing is a status, not a legal act.

PACKET

Trusted contacts

People who can be asked to confirm status. They cannot release contents in this version.

Business continuity & instructions

Who takes over what. Human-readable, not a corporate filing.

Document references

Point to where the real papers live. Do not pretend this vault is the original.

Beneficiaries / people to contact

A contact list. Not an instrument of inheritance.

Verification preferences

Country profile for later legal work. No registry calls are made here.

OUR VERIFICATION STACK
A · Official record when accessibleUse licensed/public civil-death datasets only where access and legal basis permit.
B · Certified documentUpload a death certificate or equivalent. Human review for mismatches or higher-risk releases.
C · Trusted-contact quorumTwo independent trusted contacts can escalate a case, but cannot alone release high-impact assets.
D · Inactivity / proof of lifeUseful as an alarm, never sufficient on its own to declare someone dead.