Organise digital access for the people who'd need it: the account inventory, the password-manager emergency access, and the instructions that spare your family archaeology.
Organise my digital legacy. My situation: {{situation}} (family/executor context, roughly what I have — accounts, subscriptions, photos, crypto/domains if any, current password chaos level). Build: the account inventory by consequence (money accounts, the email that resets everything else, the photo/memory stores, the subscriptions that will silently bill forever, the social accounts with memorialise-vs-delete wishes), the access architecture (a password manager with emergency access configured — the legacy-contact features platform by platform for the big ones; the sealed-envelope-with-the-lawyer alternative for the manager's master key; never passwords in the will — wills become public), the instructions document for my person (where things are, what to cancel first, the photos-before-anything note, my wishes per platform), the two-factor trap addressed (the backup codes stored WITH the plan — 2FA locks out grieving families daily), and the annual 15-minute review. Morbid for an afternoon, kind for a decade.
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