How It Works

Estate communication, simplified

Four simple steps to keep everyone informed — without the phone tag

01

Create Your Estate

Set up in under 2 minutes. Add basic details about the estate — name, your role, and a brief description. That's it. No complicated forms or legal jargon required.

  • Name the estate (e.g., "Margaret Johnson Estate")
  • Describe your role (executor, co-executor, trustee)
  • Add a brief description for family context
  • Choose your notification preferences
02

Invite Family Members

Send email invitations to family members. Assign roles (spouse, child, sibling, attorney) and visibility levels. They create their own accounts with one click.

  • Enter email addresses for each family member
  • Assign roles for context (spouse, sibling, attorney)
  • Set visibility levels (full access, limited, view-only)
  • Family receives invitation and creates account
03

Post Updates & Documents

Share milestones ("House listed for sale"), upload documents (will, deeds), and add notes. Post once — everyone with access sees it instantly.

  • Write updates as simple as a text message
  • Upload documents with automatic organization
  • Tag updates with milestone categories
  • Set visibility per update if needed
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04

Family Stays Informed

Family members get notified their preferred way (email, SMS, or in-app). They check the dashboard instead of calling you. Questions become discussions, not phone tag.

  • Instant notifications when updates are posted
  • Family chooses their notification preferences
  • Dashboard available 24/7 on any device
  • Comment feature for questions and discussions
For Family Members

What your family experiences

No more wondering. No more waiting for callbacks. Just clarity during a difficult time.

Your own dashboard

A personalized view with updates relevant to you

Document access

Find important documents without hunting through emails

Milestone timeline

See probate progress at a glance

Notification control

Choose how and when you get notified

National Coverage

All 50 states + DC

Every state has unique probate rules. We track state-specific forms, deadlines, and thresholds so you don't have to research them yourself.

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75+court forms
130+milestones
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