Who should use AstruLegacy?
AstruLegacy is useful for anyone who does not want important knowledge about their life, estate and online world to exist only in their own head.
It helps you create a practical map of what exists, where it is, who is involved and what should happen if you die or can no longer manage your own affairs.
Planning their own affairs Families & adult children
Helping parents get organized Executors & trusted people
Who may one day need to act Advisers & professionals
Helping clients prepare properly Business & digital asset owners
With value that can disappear if nobody knows how it works
Someone else may eventually have to understand your affairs without you there to explain them.
AstruLegacy gives that future person a structured starting point while giving you a practical way to see what is still missing.
People who want to put their own affairs in order
If you have accumulated bank accounts, investments, property, insurance, subscriptions, documents and online accounts over many years, you may be the only person who knows how it all fits together.
- Record your important assets, obligations, policies and documents.
- Explain where information can be found instead of leaving family to search.
- Identify beneficiaries, trusted people and key contacts.
- Leave practical first-step instructions for an emergency, incapacity or death.
Families helping parents get organized before an emergency
Many adult children know their parents have accounts, policies and important documents—but do not know where everything is or who to call if something happens.
- Use the free checklist to start a practical family conversation.
- Help identify missing information while the owner can still explain it.
- Reduce uncertainty about providers, documents, subscriptions and digital property.
- Make sure trusted family members know that an organized plan exists.
People who may one day have to take over
A legal appointment does not automatically tell someone which services exist, where records are kept, which recurring payments matter or how a digital estate works.
- See a clearer inventory of the affairs that may need attention.
- Know which advisers, providers and family members may need to be contacted.
- Find instructions for important online services and digital assets.
- Understand what needs immediate attention and what can wait.
Professionals helping clients prepare beyond the legal paperwork
Estate planners, attorneys, accountants, financial advisers, insurance professionals and retirement advisers can use AstruLegacy’s free tools to help clients identify practical gaps.
- Use the readiness assessment as a client conversation starter.
- Give clients a structured way to organize their own information privately.
- Complement wills, financial plans, insurance reviews and estate planning.
- Encourage periodic reviews so important information does not become stale.
People whose estate includes things that may not appear in a filing cabinet
Websites, domain names, apps, source code, cloud accounts, hosting, online stores, creator accounts and recurring infrastructure can keep costing money—or lose value quickly—if nobody knows they exist or how they fit together.
- Document domains, websites, apps, servers and cloud projects.
- Record where source code and key operational records are kept.
- State whether an asset should be maintained, transferred, sold or closed.
- Point trusted people to the correct credential-recovery process.
One structured map across the parts of life people often leave scattered.
Money & property
Banking references, investments, property, insurance, debts and obligations.
Important documents
Wills, identity records, tax files, policies and where originals are kept.
Accounts & recovery
What accounts exist and where authorized access or recovery information can be found.
Digital estate
Domains, websites, apps, servers, source code, cloud projects and online assets.
People to contact
Family, advisers, providers, business contacts and other people who may need to act.
Beneficiaries
Record intended beneficiaries and the practical context around them.
Subscriptions & renewals
Recurring services, important renewals and costs that should not be overlooked.
Practical instructions
First steps, priorities and what should be kept, transferred, sold or closed.
Not sure whether you need AstruLegacy?
Ask one question: if you were unavailable tomorrow, would the right person know what you have, where to find the important information and what to do first?