Your life,
beautifully remembered.
Passage is a private, guided legacy planner that helps you organize important information, preserve your stories, and leave clear guidance for the people you love.
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A guided look inside
See what a Passage can hold.
A short tour of the spaces that help you gather what matters, preserve your stories, and make the important details easier to find.
How Passage Works
Gather what matters
Add stories, wishes, important documents, passwords, contacts, and personal guidance.
Build it over time
There is no deadline or finish line. Add to your Passage whenever you are ready.
Keep everything together
Instead of leaving information scattered across notebooks, folders, devices, and memories, Passage keeps it organized and easy to find.
Sage is available as a guide
Sage offers optional prompts whenever you want help. It cannot access your Vault or Private Notes.
The Organization
Inside Passage
Documents, passwords, accounts, and important practical information.
Medical, funeral, and personal preferences in your own words.
Stories, letters, memories, family history, heirlooms, and voice recordings.
Important people and key relationship information.
Track whether your core legal documents are ready.
A clear emergency summary for loved ones.
Optional guidance when you want it. Sage cannot access your Vault or Private Notes.
When someone dies, families not only search for documents.
They search for passwords, recipes, voice messages, stories, instructions, and answers that often lived in only one person.
Passage helps make it easier to find them.
Testimonials
Thoughts from people who have begun creating their Passage.
"The guided prompts helped me think of important details I might not have remembered on my own. The greatest gift this app has given me is peace of mind."
"Passage is thoughtfully designed and easy to navigate. Everything is organized in one secure location - it provides great peace of mind."
"The process made me think about things we are often reluctant to consider. It was a catalyst that caused me to consider end-of-life issues, and for that I am grateful."
"So much more approachable than going straight to a lawyer. Passage helps people get organized and in the mindset of caring for those around them."
Questions You May Have Before Beginning
Passage is private, flexible, and on your terms.
You do not need to have everything figured out before you begin.
Passage is a private, secure space where you organize everything your loved ones would need: your wishes, important documents, the stories only you can tell, and the people they should turn to. It's not just paperwork. It's peace of mind, put in one place.
Passage is for anyone who wants to leave important information, personal reflections, or words for the people they care about.
A will handles the legal and financial side of your estate. Passage helps with the personal side: your voice, the people your family may need to call, and the stories you want to leave behind. Most people need both. Passage works alongside your legal documents, not instead of them.
Your wishes for end-of-life care and funeral preferences. Important document locations, passwords, and account information. Letters, stories, and memories you want to preserve. The contacts your loved ones will need: doctors, attorneys, close friends. And a personal message for the people you love most.
No. You can start anywhere and add more whenever you're ready. Passage is designed to meet you where you are. Even a little is more than most people leave behind.
You can complete the essentials in under an hour. Many members return over time to add stories, update wishes, or fill in details as life changes. There's no deadline. Passage grows with you.
You decide who sees what. Through Passage's sharing feature, you can grant specific people access to supported sections, but family-sharing links do not include the Vault. The Vault has its own passphrase and recovery secret. Passage does not verify a death or release the Vault; the emergency sheet does not bypass the usual Passage sign-in or create a separate family account.
The Vault has its own passphrase, separate from your Passage sign-in. After setup and migration, entries are encrypted in your browser. Passage stores encrypted entries and key wrappers, not your passphrase, recovery secret, or unlocked key. Vault contents stay out of Sage and family-sharing links.
Your emergency sheet includes your Vault passphrase and a separate 24-word recovery secret; it is not a backup of your entries. Sign in to Passage and use the recovery secret to choose a new passphrase, then save a replacement sheet. If you lose both secrets, Passage cannot reset the Vault.
No. Passage does not decide when family can access the Vault, and family-sharing links do not include it. The emergency sheet does not replace the usual Passage sign-in. You decide who, if anyone, receives the sheet and when.
Sage is an optional guide for reflection, writing, and storytelling. Turn to it when you want help; you can use Passage without it. Sage is separate from your Vault and cannot access its entries or your Private Notes.
No. Passage is a one-time purchase with no subscriptions, no renewals, and no annual fees. What you pay once is yours.
People you've shared supported sections with can access what you chose to share. The Vault is not included in family-sharing links, and Passage does not verify a death or release it automatically. If you want someone to have the Vault emergency sheet, you decide whether and when to give it to them; it does not bypass Passage sign-in. Your "If Something Happens" summary is printable.
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