Real people use Aftera to turn scattered accounts into clear, limited, and verifiable next steps. Aftera applies your instruction to each asset, then shares only the approved next step with the named heir.
One trigger, many policies. Evidence, recipient checks, waiting periods, owner veto, and provider rules are evaluated before anything sensitive is disclosed.
AFTERA / EXECUTION PLANVerified handoff● Policy gates active
✓ Check-in signal
✓ Evidence matched
✓ Heir A · selected assets
✓ Heir B · selected assets
SIGNALS → REVIEW WINDOW → LIMITED RELEASE
See the handoff before you need it
Digital Executor Use Cases
Real people use Aftera to turn scattered accounts into clear, limited, and verifiable next steps. Aftera helps people decide what should happen to each account, then keeps the handoff bounded by account and recipient checks, waiting periods, approval, and provider rules.
One trigger, many asset policies. A verified trigger does not release everything at once. Aftera evaluates each asset instruction separately, disseminates only the approved information to the named heir, and records provider or legal steps that still need completion.
01
PERSONAL DIGITAL LIFE
Leonie wants her sister to find the important things—not everything.
She maps her online bank, crypto wallet, Gmail, Drive, Spotify, Netflix, and photo archive. Each receives a different instruction: transfer the eligible balance, share selected folders, preserve memories, or close a subscription.
What the heir receivesAfter a verified trigger, Aftera sends her sister only the approved handoff: bank and crypto instructions with the required provider steps, a link to the selected Drive folder, a memory release, and cancellation requests for Spotify and Netflix. It never sends a master password or unrelated email.
Trigger and safety checksThe trigger is treated as a proposal first. Leonie gets a challenge window; Aftera checks independent evidence, the recipient, the current policy version, and each provider’s rules before any sensitive item is disclosed.
02
CREATOR & SMALL BUSINESS
Marcus wants his studio to continue without exposing his private life.
He maps the domain, code repositories, client files, invoices, subscriptions, and social channels. Business continuity is separated from personal accounts, private conversations, and personal banking.
What the heir receivesAfter a verified trigger, the successor receives the domain and repository transfer path, a claims-ready client and invoice index, and instructions to preserve active subscriptions. Personal social messages stay private and closure tasks remain separate.
Trigger and safety checksAftera verifies successor acceptance, applies the business-only policy, checks provider capability, and pauses exceptions for human review. The successor receives a sequenced checklist rather than unrestricted access.
03
FAMILY ARCHIVE
Aisha wants her children to receive meaningful records without turning her whole digital life into a data dump.
She maps family photos, a cloud drive, email, health and insurance references, subscriptions, and a set of letters. Each item has a named recipient, release date, or closure instruction.
What the heir receivesAfter the trigger is verified, each child receives only the folders, letters, and policy references assigned to them. Insurance and account references are delivered as claim-ready next steps; subscriptions are marked for closure instead of being handed over.
Trigger and safety checksAisha’s plan remains locked during the challenge period. Aftera confirms the evidence and recipient identities, then records what was released, what was withheld, and what still depends on an insurer, registry, or court.
04
CRYPTO & FINANCIAL SAFETY
Jon wants his digital money to be findable and recoverable without creating a single dangerous key handoff.
He maps exchange accounts, a hardware wallet reference, a digital bank, tax records, and an emergency contact. High-risk assets use different instructions from ordinary account notifications.
ASSETS IN THE PLAN
Exchange → provider claimHardware wallet → recovery routeDigital bank → claim / transferTax records → authorised packetEmergency contact → escalationPrivate keys → never broadcast
HOW AFTERA RUNS IT
01Record access routes, not copies
02Set maximum protection and alternates
03Require multiple approvals
What the heir receivesAfter a verified trigger, the named heirs receive the documented recovery route, provider claim instructions, and the exact evidence they must present. No private key is broadcast, and funds move only through the approved custody or provider process.
Trigger and safety checksHigh-value actions require stronger evidence, recipient verification, a waiting period, and multiple approvals. If a provider cannot support the requested transfer, Aftera stops at a clear next-step packet instead of improvising.