Inventory
List account categories, devices and digital assets without recording passwords.
Canadian digital estate planning information
Digital Estate Planning for Canadian Families
Organize your digital accounts, devices, trusted contacts and future instructions so your authorized representative has a clearer path when the time comes.
Do not submit passwords, banking credentials or wallet seed phrases.
Example planning checklist
DIGITAL ESTATE READINESSBuild a clear starting point
Account inventoryStarted
Trusted contactsNeeds review
Provider legacy settingsNot confirmed
Device instructionsStarted
You remain in controlInformation is not released automatically.
No password storage
Provider and legal rules still apply
No automatic account deletion
A practical starting point
Organize the information an authorized representative may need.
ProsperitySafe currently provides planning information, educational resources and an inquiry service.
Clarify
Document handling wishes and official provider legacy settings.
Coordinate
Identify trusted contacts and discuss your plan with qualified advisers.
Review
Revisit the plan periodically as accounts, devices and instructions change.
ProsperitySafe is currently accepting planning inquiries while member tools and estate-coordination services are developed.
What to organize
Build a useful digital estate inventory.
Computers and mobile devices
Record ownership, location and future handling preferences.
Photos and cloud storage
Identify important archives and official export options.
Email and social accounts
Note provider legacy settings and closure wishes.
Domains and websites
Document renewal, transfer and continuity information.
Subscriptions and applications
List services that may require review or cancellation.
Trusted representatives
Identify people who may need lawful access or professional guidance.
Keep your plan current
Review accounts, contacts and instructions periodically.
Confirm trusted contacts, update device details and check official provider legacy settings as your digital life changes. Future reminder tools are under development.
Start PlanningPeriodic review
- Accounts and devices
- Trusted contacts
- Provider settings
- Handling wishes
Proposed service structure
Research-stage pricing
No payment is currently collected. Memberships are not being activated and pricing may change.
Basic
Proposed annual structure for an individual.
C$99/ year proposed
- Core planning checklist
- Digital account inventory
- One trusted contact
- Periodic review guidance
Family
Proposed annual structure for a household.
C$199/ year proposed
- Expanded inventory
- Two trusted contacts
- Household planning guidance
- Priority planning support
Guided
Proposed guided planning for complex needs.
C$499/ year proposed
- Guided annual review
- Multiple contacts
- Complex asset notes
- Priority planning support
Common questions
Clear limits from the start.
This live website provides information and accepts inquiries. It does not create an account, membership or estate service agreement.
Does ProsperitySafe replace a will?
No. The website provides general planning information and does not replace a will or independent legal advice.
Should I submit my passwords?
No. Do not submit passwords, banking credentials or wallet seed phrases. Record only where an authorized credential method can be found.
Can every digital asset be transferred?
No. Ownership, provincial law, contracts and each provider’s rules may limit access or transfer.
Are member tools available now?
Not yet. Planning information, inquiry submission, feedback and educational resources are available. Member tools and estate-coordination services remain under development.
Is payment collected?
No. Proposed service structures are shown for research. ProsperitySafe is not currently collecting payment or activating memberships.
Start with a clearer record of your digital life.
Request planning information or use the free Canadian checklist.