What should still be here, when you are not?

You get peace of mind and family continuity

Vaultoreum can help with that.

Vaultoreum is a private memory vault for the stories, voices, images, and wishes that make a life recognizable. Keep them close now, then choose who receives each one and when.

Create your private vault Begin with 50 questions

Private by design. No public feed. Start with one story and add only what feels worth keeping.

The questions underneath it all

Legacy is personal.

You do not need to solve a whole lifetime today. You only need to notice what you would be sad to lose.

Who will remember you when you die?

Vaultoreum can help with that.

Not just the milestones. The sayings, recipes, small rituals, and stories that make a person feel present. Vaultoreum gives those memories a private place to be written down and kept with intention.

Would your grandchildren remember the sound of your voice?

Vaultoreum can help with that.

A voice note can carry what a photograph cannot: the laugh, the pause, the way a familiar story is told. Capture one directly in the vault and keep it with the memory it belongs to.

What happens to your pet when you die?

Vaultoreum can help with that.

Maybe the answer is a care note, a name, or a short recording for the person who will need it. Vaultoreum does not arrange care, but it can make your instructions and affection easier for a named recipient to find.

A place to make the answer tangible

The right question deserves a real place to go.

Vaultoreum keeps the mechanics quiet so the meaning can stay yours: encrypted memories, supported attachments, named recipients, and release choices you can review yourself.

Which family stories should not disappear?

Vaultoreum can help with that.

Write them in your own words, from the story everyone knows to the detail only you can supply. Your text is sealed inside a private vault rather than placed in a public feed.

What do the photos, videos, and voice notes sound like when they are kept together?

Vaultoreum can help with that.

Keep a memory’s text alongside supported photo, video, audio, and document attachments. A voice-note recorder is built into the vault for the things you would rather say than type.

Where should private documents and end-of-life wishes live?

Vaultoreum can help with that.

Use a private place for personal guidance, important context, and end-of-life wishes. Vaultoreum is not a will, estate service, or legal or medical repository—use the right professional documents for those needs.

Who should receive a particular memory?

Vaultoreum can help with that.

Name the recipient for each memory instead of asking everyone to sort through everything. A memory can be shared now through a single-use link or held for the person you choose.

Should it arrive now, on a date, at a milestone, or only after a separately reviewed succession process?

Vaultoreum can help with that.

Choose share-now or scheduled release for the moments you can plan. The current succession path is conditional and manually reviewed; Vaultoreum does not detect a death automatically or promise a legal outcome.

Keep the choice with you

Write it. Name it. Choose the moment.

Write it: Save text, photos, videos, documents, or a voice note in one private memory.
Name it: Decide which recipient should receive this memory, rather than opening the whole vault.
Choose the moment: Share now, schedule a release, or use the separate manual succession review path.

Start somewhere small

One story is enough to begin.

You can build a private vault slowly, in your own words and at your own pace. Begin with the memory you would want someone to have when they need it most.

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Curious about the details? Read the family legacy FAQ.