My Legacy Goals is a single HTML file that lives on your device — no servers, no accounts, no cloud. Your vault is stored in your browser's local storage and encrypted before it ever leaves your screen. Download the file, open it in any browser, and your vault is always private and always yours.
No account. No cloud. Free forever.
📱 Add to your home screen: iPhone — tap Share ➔ "Add to Home Screen" | Android — tap ⋮ menu ➔ "Add to Home screen" | Desktop Chrome/Edge — click the ✚ icon in the address bar
Three steps to protect everything your family will need.
Download the single-file vault. Open it in any browser — no account, no install, works offline.
Add passwords, financial accounts, legal documents, final wishes, and your life story.
Export an encrypted backup, store it safely, and tell a trusted person where to find it.
What people say about getting their legacy in order.
After my dad passed, we spent three months trying to find his accounts. I set up My Legacy Goals the same week. It’s the most important thing I’ve done for my kids.
I’m a financial advisor and I recommend this to every client. Nothing else stores passwords, legal docs, and personal messages together — offline, encrypted, with no subscription.
My husband thought it was morbid at first. Now we update it every six months together. It’s actually become a way for us to get our whole life organized — not just end-of-life stuff.
Critical categories for a complete family transfer.
Bank accounts, insurance policies, investments, and debts.
Wills, trusts, deeds, and power of attorney documents.
Passwords, PINs, and access codes for critical services.
Social media handles and memorialization preferences.
Letters to loved ones, instructions, and final wishes.
Health history, prescriptions, and provider contacts.
A personal timeline of life events so your heirs can truly know who you were.
Beyond accounts and passwords, My Legacy Goals lets you record the story of your life — the moments, the people, the places, and the memories that made you. A personal timeline your family will treasure forever.
Start Your Life Story →Without sharing your vault file and master password with someone you trust, your heirs cannot access it — even if they have your device. The encryption is absolute.
💡Tip: Tell one trusted person where your vault backup is stored and give them the master password in writing, kept somewhere safe like a sealed envelope.
"Your vault data never leaves your device. The encrypted .mlgvault backup file uses AES-256-GCM with PBKDF2 (150,000 iterations) — the same standard used by password managers."
No subscriptions. No renewals. Pay once and use My Legacy Goals for life.
Everything you need to know about protecting your legacy.