The estate is executed to the letter. The letter of wishes sits in a drawer, unread, unfound, or quietly disputed. The most human part of an estate is the part most likely to be lost.
The house, the accounts, the shares, the trust. Then there is the part the family will actually remember, and it has no mechanism at all.
Valued, scheduled, witnessed, executed. An entire profession exists to make sure not one account goes astray.
The explanation. The apology. The reason one child received more. It carries no legal weight, so it is left to chance, and chance is not kind to paper.
Not hypotheticals. These are the ordinary, predictable ways a person's last words never reach the people they were written for.
The letter is not a legal document, so nobody is required to look for it. Plenty are still in the drawer years after the estate closed.
An heir who dislikes the outcome only has to suggest the file was edited. Doubt is enough to start a fight, and the author is not there to answer.
"Give this to her when she turns twenty five." Now your firm is a delivery service for twenty years, and firms do not always last twenty years.
Passwords, instructions, the location of things, the truths only they knew. Held nowhere, or held by a company that will not outlive them either.
It sits alongside the will, not inside it. The estate stays your work. This is the part that finally has somewhere to live.
A declaration of intent. A statement of sound mind. Placed on the record so its date is never a matter of anyone's opinion.
The document that carries no legal weight but decides how a family remembers. Public, readable by every heir, alterable by none of them.
The explanation for the child who inherits less. Sealed with a phrase only they receive. Unreadable to the rest of the family, to a court order, and to us.
A letter of wishes runs to a few pages. A full record holds many times that, comfortably, at the flat price.
You are not the courier. You are not the archive. You do not have to still exist in twenty years for the letter to arrive.
A PermaWord record proves a text existed, unaltered, from a moment in time, and lets the right person open it later. It does not execute a will, satisfy witnessing requirements, or replace anything you do. It complements your work. It never substitutes for it.
You would be lending us a client's trust at the worst moment of their family's life. Verify every claim here without taking our word for any of it.
Each confirmed record sits in an open ledger with its Bitcoin transaction. Inspect one before you ever mention us to a client.
An heir opens a sealed record with the phrase and our published code, on any machine. Even if this company is long gone.
A sealed phrase never reaches our servers. We cannot read your client's letter, and no order served on us can make us produce it.
Send us one line and we will write it into Bitcoin for you, free. Verify it in your own time, before it goes anywhere near a client.
Professionals who offer PermaWord to their clients earn a commission on every record. We will explain it once you have seen the thing itself.