SLDocs
End-to-end encrypted family document vault
What it does
SLDocs is a super private digital vault for all those important family documents. We’re talking property deeds, wills, medical papers, and power of attorney stuff that usually ends up buried in random kitchen drawers or forgotten drive folders. Everything is locked down with zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption. Not even we can see what's inside. Only you and the family members you explicitly trust get the keys to open the vault. Simple, secure, and no headache.
Store your wills, trusts, and estate documents securely. Share them with your trusted recipients when the time comes.
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives — encrypted in one vault and made available to the people you name according to the access rules you choose. Not left in a drawer or an inaccessible inbox. A few years ago, a woman called our firm. Her father had died. She knew he'd signed a will somewhere in our city — but she had no copy, no firm name, no idea where it was kept. So she called firms one at a time: did you prepare my father's will? We had no record of him. Months later, she called again. And again after that. Eventually we pulled a list of nearby firms and suggested she try those. We never learned whether she found it. A lifetime of planning — and the will might as…from sldocs.com
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