Final Wish

Organize what matters. Say what needs to be said.

One day, someone you care about may need to find your accounts, understand your finances, locate important documents, or simply know what mattered to you. Final Wish helps you put it all in one place.

See what Final Wish gives you

This is the complete, real output from an actual Final Wish run using the tool's own example scenario — nothing here is invented or shortened. Only two sections are shown; the tool also organizes documents, financial accounts, and end-of-account wishes the same way.

Sample scenario

Alex Rivera, writing for primary trusted person Jordan Rivera (a sibling) and additional trusted person Sam Chen. Message recipient: Jordan. Relationship: younger sibling — grew up close, drifted in their 20s, reconnected in recent years. What Alex wants Jordan to know: proud of who they've become, and that Jordan should let go of guilt over the year they didn't speak much. Tone requested: Heartfelt.

Real run, 2026-09-23 — the tool's own built-in example names, using the AI Interview / message-drafting flow.

Drafted message to Jordan (heartfelt tone)

“Jordan — I want you to know that I am proud of the person you have become, and I mean that without any qualifications. Whatever guilt you have been carrying about the year we drifted, put it down: those childhood arguments never mattered half as much as you probably thought they did, and neither did the quiet spell in our 20s. What I actually remember is the Big Sur road trip in 2018, Christmas in the kitchen, and the way you always start laughing at your own jokes before you even get to the punchline — and I would not trade any of that. You are my sibling and I love you, full stop. — Alex”

Top critical accounts (from the Emergency quick plan)

  • Apple iCloud — photos and personal documents; recovery key in the fireproof safe.
  • Gmail (alex.rivera@gmail.com) — 2FA via Authenticator app on phone; backup codes in the safe envelope marked GMAIL.
  • 1Password — master password is in the sealed envelope in the filing cabinet, top drawer; has access to most other accounts.
  • Instagram (@alex.rivera) — login saved in 1Password.

What happens with your own document

Final Wish organizes your accounts, documents, financial details, personal wishes, and messages that matter into one document, drafted in your voice and refinable in tone (warmer, funnier, shorter, more direct) — built step by step, through an AI interview, or all at once in an emergency 5-minute version.

This is a real, complete tool run using the tool's own example scenario. This is not a legal document. Consult an attorney for legal estate planning.

Overview

Final Wish walks you through an AI-guided interview to build a comprehensive digital legacy package — covering accounts, documents, finances, personal messages, and practical wishes. Everything exports as a self-contained, printable HTML document you hand to someone you trust. Nothing is stored.

How to use it

  1. Name your trusted person — their name is woven throughout the document to make it personal
  2. Walk through 5 chapters: Digital Accounts, Documents, Financial Snapshot, Personal Messages, and Practical Wishes
  3. Use the AI to extract and organize accounts from free-text descriptions — just dump what comes to mind
  4. In the Messages chapter, the AI interviews you about each recipient then drafts a letter in your voice — edit, adjust tone, or rewrite
  5. Review your completed document and download as a printable HTML file to hand to your trusted person

Example

Scenario: You want to make sure your partner could handle your digital life if something happened to you

What you do: Start Final Wish, name your partner, and describe your accounts naturally: 'Gmail, Chase checking, Netflix, Instagram...' The AI extracts and categorizes them, then asks follow-ups about crypto, cloud storage, subscriptions you might forget.

Result: A polished, printable document with 15 categorized accounts, document locations, a financial map, a heartfelt letter to your partner drafted from your interview answers, and pet care instructions — all in one downloadable file.

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