Build it for them. Before they need it.
Everything they'll need to find, and everything you want them to hear. Gathered as your life grows, and given to them when the time comes.
Picture the person you love most, three days after losing you. Sitting at the kitchen table, not knowing where to begin.
They search. They guess. They miss things.
- Did he have life insurance?
- Which pension was from his first job?
- Where did he keep the keys to his crypto wallet?
- What did he want for his funeral?
About 400 hours of admin
£15B in unclaimed UK assets
It doesn't have to be this way.
Add what they'll need to find. A little at a time.
A few minutes, now and then, is enough. And afterbox notices the things you'd forget.
Accounts
Connect your bank. We'll notice what you'd forget.
Your accounts
Your bank
Current account
Connected
Read-only. We never ask for passwords, PINs or card numbers.
We noticed a monthly payment to an insurer. Is that a life policy?
£38.50, on the 1st of each month
Add itNot mineAdded. One less thing for them to search for.
Pensions and policies
Old pensions, quiet policies. Nothing left for them to chase.
PensionFor Mary
From your first job
Who it's with, and the reference they'll ask for.
PolicyFor Jo
Home insurance
Who to call, and where the papers are kept.
Added. Mary won't have to guess.
Crypto
Tell them where to look, so it still reaches them.
Crypto walletFor Jo
Where the key lives. Never the key itself.
Where to look
The blue tin, top shelf of the study.
Added. Kept safe for Jo.
Wishes
And the small things only you'd think of.
A wish
What happens to Biscuit?
Your answer
He goes to Mum's. Long walks, no cheese.
Added. Biscuit's looked after, too.
And the things only you can say…
Say what only you can say.
In your voice, to exactly the right person.
A letter, a voice note, a video. Each one is sealed, and waits for the day it's meant for.
Write it once. It'll be there on the day.
Letter
For Mary, on her 18th birthday
Mary,
Eighteen today. How did that happen?
The practical things are all in the box.
This is the part that isn't practical:
I'm so proud of you. I always was.
Love, Dad x
Sealed until then. Only Mary will open it.
Or just talk. They'll know it's you.
Voice note
For Jo, for when the house feels quiet
Recording
0:00
Or let them see you say it.
Video
For Mum
Recording
0:00
Kept with everything else they'll need, until the day they need it.