The problem
Your life lives in two places. Most solutions only cover one.
Some of what your family will need is online: email, photos, social media, bank logins and subscriptions. The rest is in drawers, folders and file boxes: vital records, insurance policies, keys, property papers, medical information and wishes you've never written down.
01Accounts get locked because no one can get in.
02Important documents can't be found.
03Photos, messages and memories are lost.
04Bills and subscriptions keep charging.
05Medical and care wishes go unknown.
When the time comes, loved ones are left searching for both, often during one of the hardest times of their lives.
Most of us know we should do something about it. We just need someone to help us actually do it.
An archivist and Certified Nokbox Consultant in your corner
Hi, I'm Kari Smith. As an archivist, I've spent my career helping people organize and preserve the records that matter.
For years, I've listened to friends and family who've wondered what would happen to to their digital content after they die, and so I used my skills from work to show them how to be ready. These guided steps have now helped many Digital Legacy Readiness members set up their accounts for future access or deletion and leave things prepared for a Digital Executor.
I also became a Certified Nokbox Consultant, because a digital plan is only half the picture. Now I help clients bring everything together: their online accounts and their paper records, in one system their families can rely on.
Kari Smith is a professional archivist and information manager with 35+ years of experience working with individuals and businesses. She is not an attorney nor a financial advisor. She cannot give legal or financial advice. Always check with an attorney, financial advisor, other experts, and the laws of your State.
