Guide
Digital legacy: what it is and how to leave your words to those you love
We keep almost everything in digital form: photos, accounts, conversations. But the most important words — what we feel and never said — rarely get saved anywhere.
What is a digital legacy?
It is everything we leave behind online: accounts, files, memories and messages. A practical part (passwords, accounts, instructions) and an emotional part — what we want the people close to us to know.
Why think about it now
No one chooses the moment. Thinking about your legacy is not pessimism: it is an act of care that brings peace to those who stay and to you.
- Important words don't go unsaid.
- Your family gets practical guidance.
- You get peace of mind today.
How The Last Message protects it
Write a letter and choose the recipient. Every 30 days you get an email with an "I'm here" button. One click is enough.
If you don't reply, we warn you at +2 and +3 days. Only after all of them go unanswered is the letter delivered — never before.
What to include
- A personal message for each important person.
- Memories you want them to keep.
- Practical guidance (where documents are, who to contact).
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