Nobody knows the passwords
The bank, the insurer, the photos of the children — all of it behind a login only you remember.
For the people who'd have to figure it out
The people you love shouldn't have to guess. Start free in about 15 minutes: invite your circle (they are told you chose them), then write what they need in hours 0–72. Will and vault can wait.

For the morning of a wedding — or any day that still needs you.
The part nobody plans for
When someone dies or suddenly can't speak for themselves, the people closest to them lose days looking for things that were never written down.
The bank, the insurer, the photos of the children — all of it behind a login only you remember.
Insurance, the lease, the pension, the will if there is one — nobody knows where to start looking.
Burial or cremation. Which hospital. Who gets the ring. Decisions made by exhausted people, in a hurry.
None of this is really about dying. It's about not leaving a mess for the people you love most.
Start with one small thingHow it works
You never have to do it all at once. Solène remembers exactly where you stopped and picks it back up when you're ready.
No legal jargon, no forms with forty fields. Skip anything that's hard today and come back to it.
Your answers become a first-days file for the people you trust, and you're told exactly what's still missing.
You choose who can open what, and when. Until then, it stays with you.
The idea
You are filling this in on a Tuesday evening. Someone else opens it on the worst day of their life. Where you leave something unanswered, they don't get a blank. They get a sentence.
Cremation
Something secular
Not answered
The same evening's work, twice. An unanswered field on your side becomes a permission on theirs — not a blank.
What's inside
Administrators first, then everyone to notify. Each person is told you chose them — and what they agreed to.
Hours 0–72: who to call, what you would want, cost, papers, medical wishes, where everyone gathers. Opened only by the people you name.
Will, vault, digital legacy, notary — when you are ready. Not required for the free start.
Write to someone now. Choose a date, a birthday, or a moment. Coming in a later version.
Burial or cremation, the music, who speaks. So nobody has to guess.
Register your decision once, and make sure the people who'd be asked already know it.
Accounts closed, subscriptions cancelled, photographs handed to the people in them.
Security
Your plan is stored encrypted. Access opens only for the people you name, on the conditions you set — not for us, not for a stranger, not for a model.
In transit and at rest. Downloads stay in your account; we don't use your files for anything else.
Nothing is shared until the people you invite are allowed to see it. You can change that whenever you like.
Access follows the roles you set — administrator, notified, wellness — not a public link.
We don't read your files, sell them, or feed them to a model. That belongs in the contract, not a slogan.
Pricing
No subscription traps. You can export what you've stored whenever you like.
Enough to find out whether this is for you.
Everything, for you and the people you name.
Questions people actually ask
No. Solène is not a will service and doesn't produce legal documents. If you have a will, your first-days file can say where it is and who your notary or lawyer is. The rules for a valid will differ by country, so ask a notary or lawyer where you live.
Solène is a digital legacy and first-days planning app — not a substitute for a lawyer-drafted will. You invite a circle, write what they need in hours 0–72, then add vault, wishes and will location when you're ready. Legal validity of a will always depends on where you live.
A first-days file is the practical brief for hours 0–72 after something happens: who to call, what you would want, papers, medical wishes, and where people gather. Only the people you name can open it.
Anyone who wants the people they love to know where to start — especially if life spans more than one country, login, or drawer of papers. Start free in about 15 minutes; no card needed.
You can export what you've stored at any moment. We're building a continuity arrangement so named people can still reach a vault if the company ever ceased to exist.
Only the people you invite, on the terms you set. Staff cannot browse your vault. Time-locked items stay closed until the conditions you choose are met.
No — and most people don't. Solène saves as you go. You can pause reminders whenever you need a quieter week.
Edit anything, whenever. A new will supersedes the old one. People you've invited can be told that something changed — never what changed.
Invite who you chose, then write the first three days. Will and vault can wait. You can stop anywhere and pick it up later.
Start freeFor the people who'd have to figure it out
The people you love shouldn't have to guess. Start free in about 15 minutes: invite your circle (they are told you chose them), then write what they need in hours 0–72. Will and vault can wait.

For the morning of a wedding — or any day that still needs you.
The part nobody plans for
When someone dies or suddenly can't speak for themselves, the people closest to them lose days looking for things that were never written down.
The bank, the insurer, the photos of the children — all of it behind a login only you remember.
Insurance, the lease, the pension, the will if there is one — nobody knows where to start looking.
Burial or cremation. Which hospital. Who gets the ring. Decisions made by exhausted people, in a hurry.
None of this is really about dying. It's about not leaving a mess for the people you love most.
Start with one small thingHow it works
You never have to do it all at once. Solène remembers exactly where you stopped and picks it back up when you're ready.
No legal jargon, no forms with forty fields. Skip anything that's hard today and come back to it.
Your answers become a first-days file for the people you trust, and you're told exactly what's still missing.
You choose who can open what, and when. Until then, it stays with you.
The idea
You are filling this in on a Tuesday evening. Someone else opens it on the worst day of their life. Where you leave something unanswered, they don't get a blank. They get a sentence.
Cremation
Something secular
Not answered
The same evening's work, twice. An unanswered field on your side becomes a permission on theirs — not a blank.
What's inside
Administrators first, then everyone to notify. Each person is told you chose them — and what they agreed to.
Hours 0–72: who to call, what you would want, cost, papers, medical wishes, where everyone gathers. Opened only by the people you name.
Will, vault, digital legacy, notary — when you are ready. Not required for the free start.
Write to someone now. Choose a date, a birthday, or a moment. Coming in a later version.
Burial or cremation, the music, who speaks. So nobody has to guess.
Register your decision once, and make sure the people who'd be asked already know it.
Accounts closed, subscriptions cancelled, photographs handed to the people in them.
Security
Your plan is stored encrypted. Access opens only for the people you name, on the conditions you set — not for us, not for a stranger, not for a model.
In transit and at rest. Downloads stay in your account; we don't use your files for anything else.
Nothing is shared until the people you invite are allowed to see it. You can change that whenever you like.
Access follows the roles you set — administrator, notified, wellness — not a public link.
We don't read your files, sell them, or feed them to a model. That belongs in the contract, not a slogan.
Pricing
No subscription traps. You can export what you've stored whenever you like.
Enough to find out whether this is for you.
Everything, for you and the people you name.
Questions people actually ask
No. Solène is not a will service and doesn't produce legal documents. If you have a will, your first-days file can say where it is and who your notary or lawyer is. The rules for a valid will differ by country, so ask a notary or lawyer where you live.
Solène is a digital legacy and first-days planning app — not a substitute for a lawyer-drafted will. You invite a circle, write what they need in hours 0–72, then add vault, wishes and will location when you're ready. Legal validity of a will always depends on where you live.
A first-days file is the practical brief for hours 0–72 after something happens: who to call, what you would want, papers, medical wishes, and where people gather. Only the people you name can open it.
Anyone who wants the people they love to know where to start — especially if life spans more than one country, login, or drawer of papers. Start free in about 15 minutes; no card needed.
You can export what you've stored at any moment. We're building a continuity arrangement so named people can still reach a vault if the company ever ceased to exist.
Only the people you invite, on the terms you set. Staff cannot browse your vault. Time-locked items stay closed until the conditions you choose are met.
No — and most people don't. Solène saves as you go. You can pause reminders whenever you need a quieter week.
Edit anything, whenever. A new will supersedes the old one. People you've invited can be told that something changed — never what changed.
Invite who you chose, then write the first three days. Will and vault can wait. You can stop anywhere and pick it up later.
Start freeFor the people who'd have to figure it out
The people you love shouldn't have to guess. Start free in about 15 minutes: invite your circle (they are told you chose them), then write what they need in hours 0–72. Will and vault can wait.

For the morning of a wedding — or any day that still needs you.
The part nobody plans for
When someone dies or suddenly can't speak for themselves, the people closest to them lose days looking for things that were never written down.
The bank, the insurer, the photos of the children — all of it behind a login only you remember.
Insurance, the lease, the pension, the will if there is one — nobody knows where to start looking.
Burial or cremation. Which hospital. Who gets the ring. Decisions made by exhausted people, in a hurry.
None of this is really about dying. It's about not leaving a mess for the people you love most.
Start with one small thingHow it works
You never have to do it all at once. Solène remembers exactly where you stopped and picks it back up when you're ready.
No legal jargon, no forms with forty fields. Skip anything that's hard today and come back to it.
Your answers become a first-days file for the people you trust, and you're told exactly what's still missing.
You choose who can open what, and when. Until then, it stays with you.
The idea
You are filling this in on a Tuesday evening. Someone else opens it on the worst day of their life. Where you leave something unanswered, they don't get a blank. They get a sentence.
Cremation
Something secular
Not answered
The same evening's work, twice. An unanswered field on your side becomes a permission on theirs — not a blank.
What's inside
Administrators first, then everyone to notify. Each person is told you chose them — and what they agreed to.
Hours 0–72: who to call, what you would want, cost, papers, medical wishes, where everyone gathers. Opened only by the people you name.
Will, vault, digital legacy, notary — when you are ready. Not required for the free start.
Write to someone now. Choose a date, a birthday, or a moment. Coming in a later version.
Burial or cremation, the music, who speaks. So nobody has to guess.
Register your decision once, and make sure the people who'd be asked already know it.
Accounts closed, subscriptions cancelled, photographs handed to the people in them.
Security
Your plan is stored encrypted. Access opens only for the people you name, on the conditions you set — not for us, not for a stranger, not for a model.
In transit and at rest. Downloads stay in your account; we don't use your files for anything else.
Nothing is shared until the people you invite are allowed to see it. You can change that whenever you like.
Access follows the roles you set — administrator, notified, wellness — not a public link.
We don't read your files, sell them, or feed them to a model. That belongs in the contract, not a slogan.
Pricing
No subscription traps. You can export what you've stored whenever you like.
Enough to find out whether this is for you.
Everything, for you and the people you name.
Questions people actually ask
No. Solène is not a will service and doesn't produce legal documents. If you have a will, your first-days file can say where it is and who your notary or lawyer is. The rules for a valid will differ by country, so ask a notary or lawyer where you live.
Solène is a digital legacy and first-days planning app — not a substitute for a lawyer-drafted will. You invite a circle, write what they need in hours 0–72, then add vault, wishes and will location when you're ready. Legal validity of a will always depends on where you live.
A first-days file is the practical brief for hours 0–72 after something happens: who to call, what you would want, papers, medical wishes, and where people gather. Only the people you name can open it.
Anyone who wants the people they love to know where to start — especially if life spans more than one country, login, or drawer of papers. Start free in about 15 minutes; no card needed.
You can export what you've stored at any moment. We're building a continuity arrangement so named people can still reach a vault if the company ever ceased to exist.
Only the people you invite, on the terms you set. Staff cannot browse your vault. Time-locked items stay closed until the conditions you choose are met.
No — and most people don't. Solène saves as you go. You can pause reminders whenever you need a quieter week.
Edit anything, whenever. A new will supersedes the old one. People you've invited can be told that something changed — never what changed.
Invite who you chose, then write the first three days. Will and vault can wait. You can stop anywhere and pick it up later.
Start freeFor the people who'd have to figure it out
The people you love shouldn't have to guess. Start free in about 15 minutes: invite your circle (they are told you chose them), then write what they need in hours 0–72. Will and vault can wait.

For the morning of a wedding — or any day that still needs you.
The part nobody plans for
When someone dies or suddenly can't speak for themselves, the people closest to them lose days looking for things that were never written down.
The bank, the insurer, the photos of the children — all of it behind a login only you remember.
Insurance, the lease, the pension, the will if there is one — nobody knows where to start looking.
Burial or cremation. Which hospital. Who gets the ring. Decisions made by exhausted people, in a hurry.
None of this is really about dying. It's about not leaving a mess for the people you love most.
Start with one small thingHow it works
You never have to do it all at once. Solène remembers exactly where you stopped and picks it back up when you're ready.
No legal jargon, no forms with forty fields. Skip anything that's hard today and come back to it.
Your answers become a first-days file for the people you trust, and you're told exactly what's still missing.
You choose who can open what, and when. Until then, it stays with you.
The idea
You are filling this in on a Tuesday evening. Someone else opens it on the worst day of their life. Where you leave something unanswered, they don't get a blank. They get a sentence.
Cremation
Something secular
Not answered
The same evening's work, twice. An unanswered field on your side becomes a permission on theirs — not a blank.
What's inside
Administrators first, then everyone to notify. Each person is told you chose them — and what they agreed to.
Hours 0–72: who to call, what you would want, cost, papers, medical wishes, where everyone gathers. Opened only by the people you name.
Will, vault, digital legacy, notary — when you are ready. Not required for the free start.
Write to someone now. Choose a date, a birthday, or a moment. Coming in a later version.
Burial or cremation, the music, who speaks. So nobody has to guess.
Register your decision once, and make sure the people who'd be asked already know it.
Accounts closed, subscriptions cancelled, photographs handed to the people in them.
Security
Your plan is stored encrypted. Access opens only for the people you name, on the conditions you set — not for us, not for a stranger, not for a model.
In transit and at rest. Downloads stay in your account; we don't use your files for anything else.
Nothing is shared until the people you invite are allowed to see it. You can change that whenever you like.
Access follows the roles you set — administrator, notified, wellness — not a public link.
We don't read your files, sell them, or feed them to a model. That belongs in the contract, not a slogan.
Pricing
No subscription traps. You can export what you've stored whenever you like.
Enough to find out whether this is for you.
Everything, for you and the people you name.
Questions people actually ask
No. Solène is not a will service and doesn't produce legal documents. If you have a will, your first-days file can say where it is and who your notary or lawyer is. The rules for a valid will differ by country, so ask a notary or lawyer where you live.
Solène is a digital legacy and first-days planning app — not a substitute for a lawyer-drafted will. You invite a circle, write what they need in hours 0–72, then add vault, wishes and will location when you're ready. Legal validity of a will always depends on where you live.
A first-days file is the practical brief for hours 0–72 after something happens: who to call, what you would want, papers, medical wishes, and where people gather. Only the people you name can open it.
Anyone who wants the people they love to know where to start — especially if life spans more than one country, login, or drawer of papers. Start free in about 15 minutes; no card needed.
You can export what you've stored at any moment. We're building a continuity arrangement so named people can still reach a vault if the company ever ceased to exist.
Only the people you invite, on the terms you set. Staff cannot browse your vault. Time-locked items stay closed until the conditions you choose are met.
No — and most people don't. Solène saves as you go. You can pause reminders whenever you need a quieter week.
Edit anything, whenever. A new will supersedes the old one. People you've invited can be told that something changed — never what changed.
Invite who you chose, then write the first three days. Will and vault can wait. You can stop anywhere and pick it up later.
Start free