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Two tools that do real work rather than collect your email address. Both finish in your browser and give you the whole answer on screen.
Twelve questions on jurisdiction, drafting, Shariah intention and digital access. Scored out of 100, broken down across four areas, with a written report on screen straight away: what you told us, why it matters and what to do about it, in the order to do it. Save it or print it to take to your solicitor. Two minutes.
Get your score →The schedule your executors will need and almost nobody has. Walks you through exchanges, wallets, custody type and second factors, and produces a list you can keep with your will. It never asks for keys or seed phrases, and it runs entirely in your browser. Ten minutes.
Open the builder →Why these are free. Most people do not know what they do not know about their own estate, and an email gate in front of a diagnostic just means fewer people find out. If the result worries you, the consultation is free too. If it does not, you have lost nothing and you have a document your executors will thank you for.
Start with the score. It takes two minutes, it covers the whole estate rather than just the digital part, and it will tell you whether the inventory is urgent for you or merely sensible. If you hold crypto in self-custody, it is urgent.
If you already know the digital side is your gap, go straight to the inventory builder and come back to the score afterwards.
Four written guides going deeper than either tool: cross-border wills, Islamic succession, crypto assets and a digital legacy checklist. Direct download, no email.
Guides library →Thirty minutes, free, by video or phone. You leave with a written summary of the issues whether or not you instruct us.
See availability →For solicitors, accountants and IFAs with a client whose estate crosses a border or a blockchain.
Partner options →No and no. Both tools run to completion in your browser and give you the full result on screen. There is no gated report, no account, and no email address required at any point. You can email yourself a copy of the score report if you want one, but the report is already in front of you by then, so nothing is being held back to make you sign up.
Nowhere. Both tools do all their work in the page itself. The inventory builder keeps what you type in your own browser storage so you can come back to it, and it transmits nothing. If you clear your browser data it is gone, including from us, because we never had it.
No. They are diagnostic. They tell you where your arrangements are likely to fail and what to ask about, which is genuinely useful on its own, but they cannot see your documents or your family. Read the disclaimer before you rely on anything either tool tells you.
Yes, and advisers do. If you are a solicitor, accountant or IFA and want to point a client at the score as a conversation starter, that is exactly what it is for. If you would like it co-branded for your firm, that sits under partners.
Twelve questions, two minutes, no account. Scored out of 100 with the full written report on screen straight away: the jurisdictions, the forced-heirship traps and the digital assets your current arrangements will not carry across.