For you, anytime
Look it up when you need it — a due date, an account number, where the papers are, who to call.
Is your family aware of your accounts, properties, and insurance?
Your private place to write down everything you’ve built. They get access only if the need arises.
You use it anytime. They see it only if they ever have to.
For them, if they ever have to
You decide who to trust, the access rules, and the timeline. Change it or revoke access anytime. They don’t walk in on their own.
No account linking. No document uploads. Others get in only when you allow it.
They won’t know what exists unless you leave them a way to find it.
The bank
Won’t knock with a list of your deposits. If they don’t know the account exists, they can’t claim it.
The insurer
Won’t arrive with a claim form filled in. The policy and how to claim have to come from you.
Someone who borrowed money
Won’t volunteer. Amount, date, and how to reach them stay lost unless you write them down.
Write it, save it, update it. They’ll have everything when they need it.
Write it your way. There are no mandatory fields.
Bank
HDFC savings
- Account number 50100 12345
- Password through OTP on my phone
Property
Noida flat
- Loan fully paid
- Papers in the main bedroom cupboard, second drawer from the top, blue folder
Loans given
Rakesh
- Owes me ₹5 lakh
- Loan given on 12 Mar 2023
- Lives at [address]
- Phone [number]
You can also write about credit cards, online accounts, websites, apps, people they should call, disputes — whatever you want your loved ones to know.
Private by design. Only your vault key can read it.
Encrypted in your browser
Whatever you write is encrypted on your device before it is saved, and decrypted there when you open it. Your vault key is not stored anywhere — only you know it. Without it, nobody can read what you wrote.
You choose where it is saved
On EazyFi’s servers, so you can open it from anywhere — or with you, on your own device. You can use both. Either way, it stays encrypted until you open it with your key.
We never have your key. Without it, the vault cannot be read.
Three simple steps. You remain in control.
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1
Create your vault
Sign up and choose a vault key only you know. That’s what locks every entry.
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2
Write what you’re comfortable with
Give an entry a name. Add a note if you like. No format, no linking, skip anything you don’t want.
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3
Use it — then hand it off
Refer to it yourself. When you’re ready, decide who can access it, the rules, and the timeline.
After you add someone, they still have to request access. You get several chances to allow or deny — and you can remove them anytime.