Organization and legacy
What a digital legacy is — and why it is worth preparing
A clear way to understand which information deserves context and continuity.
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AAK Legacy organizes and protects it all with encryption on your device, leaving it prepared for the people you choose.

Content is encrypted from the start
AAK cannot read your Legacy
No guardian decides alone
You choose every recipient
More than storing files
Some things only you know: where they are, why they matter, and what should happen to them. AAK Legacy brings that context together so it does not depend on an unfinished conversation or an impossible folder to understand.
Preparing it today means giving clarity tomorrow.
How it works
Security is part of the journey from the first item, without requiring you to understand the technology protecting it.
Your account identity remains separate from what you choose to keep.
Before the first real item is saved, the app guides you through creating your personal recovery path.
Place every document, instruction, or memory in the space where it belongs.
Select guardians to verify and recipients to receive only what you have assigned to them.
The 5 spaces
A simple structure for practical, digital, financial, emotional, and especially private parts of your life.





The information that helps your family understand what to do and who to contact.
Accounts, services, subscriptions, and context about the life that also exists online.
References to property, insurance, contracts, and decisions worth leaving easy to locate.
Messages, photographs, audio, and video that preserve more than information.
Especially sensitive content, reserved only for the people you decide.
People and decisions
AAK Legacy separates two responsibilities that are often confused. Verifying a process never grants access to the content.
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Trusted people who help verify when the process should continue.
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People who will receive only what you have assigned to them.
Verification and delivery remain separate by design.
Recovery Kit
The Recovery Kit is the external path that lets you recover your Legacy if your devices change or are lost. It is created on your device and must be kept outside AAK Legacy.
If you lose every authorized device and the Recovery Kit, neither AAK, Apple, nor support can recover the content.
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Security by design
Zero Knowledge. Encrypted on your device. AAK Legacy cannot read your Legacy while it safeguards it.
Content is protected before it is stored. Identity, content, and delivery decisions stay separate to reduce what any party can know or control.
The first persisted data is already encrypted on the device.
Sensitive material is protected using iOS security capabilities and is not sent alongside encrypted content.
CloudKit and AAK services keep already-encrypted copies and packages; protection does not depend on the server alone.
Activation does not depend on one person, and an individual guardian cannot force it.
Frequently asked questions
No. Content is encrypted on your device before it is stored. AAK Legacy can manage your account identity, but cannot read the content of your Legacy while safeguarding it.
No. Their role is to take part in verification. They do not receive access to the content and cannot decide alone.
No. They do not need to install the app. You also decide whether to tell them now or keep their designation private until the time comes for delivery.
Your authorized devices can still provide access. But if you lose every authorized device and the kit, the content becomes cryptographically unrecoverable.
No. AAK Legacy helps organize information, instructions, and memories, but does not replace a will, a notarized document, or legal advice.
Guides and knowledge
Practical content to organize your digital legacy, understand its security, and make decisions in good time.
Organization and legacy
A clear way to understand which information deserves context and continuity.
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Who verifies, who receives, and why those responsibilities remain separate.
Read articleSecurity and privacy
What it protects, why AAK keeps no copy, and how it should be stored.
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