Pre-release project · not a live continuity service

Continuity planning for people you trust

Continuity,
with care.

LegacyGuard explores a calmer way to organize important instructions, contacts, and document references for people you trust. It is an independent project being prepared for an open-source release.

Take this at your own pace.This site will not ask you to create an account or share personal details.

No account needed · No personal records collected · No payments accepted

YOUR CONTINUITY PLANClear when it matters.

People · records · guidance

Why this project exists

Preparation should feel grounded,
not overwhelming.

01

One calm place

Bring practical instructions and important references into a structure that is easier to understand.

02

People before paperwork

Design around the trusted people who may need context—not just a collection of files.

03

Privacy as a boundary

Treat access, encryption, and recovery as core design questions rather than afterthoughts.

What is true today

Clear boundaries build trust.

You should not have to guess what the project can do or what it asks from you.

Status
Active development
Public service
Not available
Data collection
None on this site
Payments
Not accepted

Quick answers

Before you go further

Is LegacyGuard available to use?

No. This is a pre-release information site, not an account or storage service.

Should I send personal records?

No. Do not send private records, credentials, or sensitive information.

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Trust through transparency

You should not have to take trust on faith.

LegacyGuard is in active development. This site explains the project’s direction; it does not offer accounts, store personal information, or promise production availability.

As the project develops, claims will be separated into what is available, what is being tested, and what remains unverified.