Estate documents, kept findable
Your attorney drafted the plan. We make sure your family can find it.
Trustfecta is an attorney-distributed, encrypted vault for your estate documents — with automatic notification, so your family never has to go searching.
Available through participating estate attorneys.
The problem
A plan no one can find protects no one.
Most estate documents end up in a drawer, a safe, or an attorney's filing cabinet. When the moment comes, families are left guessing where everything is — and what their loved one wanted.
How it works
Three steps. Then it's simply there.
Your attorney uploads the plan
At signing, your attorney adds your signed will, trust, and directives — under 10 minutes, and no work for you.
We encrypt and store it
Every document is sealed with the same encryption standard banks and hospitals use, at rest and in transit.
Your family is notified automatically
The people you name receive a secure notification at the right moment. No searching, no guessing, no missed documents.
For attorneys
Hand clients something better than a folder.
Trustfecta is free for your firm. Distribute it at signing in thirty seconds — your clients' families stay connected to your practice, and your documents stop living in a cabinet.
- — No cost and no storage liability for your firm
- — Your branding at every step
- — Clients return to you for updates and amendments
Why we built Trustfecta
We didn't invent this problem. We kept hearing about it.
Trustfecta solves real problems for families dealing with estate planning and transitions.
“A digital vault that is supported by your attorney has advantages. The attorney can keep the legal files up to date and readily available.”
Trustfecta: That is exactly the model. Your attorney sets it up. Your plan stays current.
“Having settled one estate where I had no information about assets… the deceased died suddenly and I had no access to phone or email.”
Trustfecta: A vault nobody can reach is a drawer with a password. Trustfecta notifies your family automatically, so access does not depend on someone finding a login.
“After my dad's stroke, I realized nobody knew where anything was. Not the trust, not the insurance, not the bank accounts.”
Trustfecta: This matters before it matters. Incapacity comes first for most families, and that is when the searching starts.
“I just print off my letter of instruction and put it in a folder. The relevant folks know to look in the folder. Basically free, easy, and reliable.”
Trustfecta: Free and easy, until it is three years out of date and the folder is in a house nobody can get into. Setup takes about the same time. Staying current is the part we handle.
“If something happens to us, our son is our emergency contact. He can request access and if we don't respond within a week, he gets access.”
Trustfecta: That is the mechanism, and it is what Trustfecta does for your estate plan. No one has to guess when to act.
“My sister and I spent a weekend going through Dad's desk looking for his life insurance policy. Never found it.”
Trustfecta: The policy existed. The search was the problem. That is the only problem we solve.
Security
Built like a vault, recoverable like a service.
Recommended by your attorney
Trustfecta reaches you through the firm that drafted your plan — not through an app store. Your attorney vouched for it before you saw it.
Scrambled beyond reading
Your documents are turned into unreadable code using AES-256 — the same standard banks, hospitals, and governments use. Even we can't read them without the keys, and the keys are stored apart from the documents.
Recoverable by design
Forget your password, not your documents. Recovery is managed for you — no lost keys, no dead ends.
Access only when it matters
You decide who can reach your plan — and every access is logged and timestamped.
Who's behind it
You're trusting us with the most important paperwork of your life. Here's who we are.
Built by estate attorneys
The legal side of Trustfecta comes from practitioners who have spent decades drafting wills and trusts — and watching families struggle to find them afterward. The product exists because they kept seeing the same failure.
Built by people who ship software
The technical side comes from engineers who have spent their careers building and running products that handle sensitive data. Encryption, access control, and audit trails were designed in from the first day, not added later.
Built to outlast us
An estate vault is only worth something if it is still there in twenty years. Your documents are stored so they survive the company that holds them, and your attorney keeps their own copy of everything.
Pricing
One plan. Everything included.
Less than $1 a week — for a plan that cost thousands to create.
Offered exclusively through participating attorneys.
- — Encrypted storage for your full estate plan
- — Family & beneficiary access when it's needed
- — Your attorney's stamp and ongoing support
Nobody sets this up on the day it's needed. That's rather the point.
Most people come to us right after something happens.
- — A parent died and no one could find the will
- — You just signed a new estate plan
- — A diagnosis put things in perspective
- — You started caring for a parent
- — A grandchild arrived
- — Your attorney is retiring
If one of those is why you're here, the setup takes about ten minutes and your attorney does most of it.
The honest comparison
Google Drive stores files. Trustfecta protects plans.
A shared folder is free, and for a while it feels like enough. Here is what it doesn't do on the day it matters.
The difference isn't storage — it's that a folder waits to be found, and your family has to know it exists, know where it is, and still have access. Trustfecta reaches out to them.