Your family must know. Your data remains with you.

LegacyBridge is a private family wealth information vault. It helps you record where your important assets, policies, liabilities, documents and contacts exist so that your nominee is not lost when they need this information.

Most families do not lose assets because the assets disappear. They struggle because they do not know what exists, where it is held, which account number or folio number to quote, which person to contact, and what documents are needed. LegacyBridge creates that roadmap.

No. LegacyBridge does not focus on current market value, daily balance, returns or net worth. It records discovery and claim-readiness information such as account numbers, folios, policy numbers, document locations and nominee instructions.

A Drive folder is storage. LegacyBridge is a structured system. It guides you through the exact sections your family may need, asks only useful nominee-focused fields, encrypts the information, generates a family-ready PDF, and provides a nominee claim workflow.

You are not paying for Google Drive storage. You are paying for the structured forms, encryption layer, nominee workflow, claim access mechanism, PDF generation, reminders and the family-ready experience that a simple folder cannot provide.

Your encrypted vault is stored in the Google Drive AppData folder of the Google account with which you log in. This is not a normal visible Drive folder created for manual browsing.

It is an app-specific private storage area in Google Drive. It is designed for application data and is not visible like normal Drive folders in the user interface. LegacyBridge uses it to reduce accidental tampering and keep the vault tied to the connected Google account.

No readable wealth records should be stored on the LegacyBridge server. Financial vault data is encrypted in the browser and saved to the user’s Google Drive. The server may store limited account, subscription, verification, claim workflow metadata and encrypted snapshots required to operate the product.

The product is designed so raw vault records are encrypted before storage. Without the correct passphrase or verified nominee decryption flow, readable vault contents should not be accessible to LegacyBridge as plain data.

If they only access your Google Drive directly, the vault file should appear encrypted and unreadable. However, if they also get access to your Google account, LegacyBridge login, device and secret passphrase, risk increases. Users should protect their Google account with 2-step verification and keep their passphrase private.

Because the vault is stored in the user’s Google Drive AppData area, the user controls that Google account.

No. If the data is in your Google account, you ultimately control it.

For strong privacy, the passphrase is critical. If you forget it, LegacyBridge may not be able to decrypt your normal owner vault. This is why the product should provide recovery guidance and a verified nominee snapshot flow where applicable.

No. Do not enter net banking passwords, login passwords, PINs, OTPs, private keys, seed phrases or recovery phrases. You may record where such access information is legally available or what your nominee should do next.

Primarily, yes, it is meant for access after the vault owner’s death. It may also be initiated in a serious medical incapacity situation where the primary owner is unable to act, subject to proof, verification and admin approval.

The nominee initiates a claim, verifies owner and nominee details, submits death or incapacity proof, and waits for admin review. Once approved, the nominee receives controlled access to the vault snapshot.

No. Nominee access should not be casual or automatic. It is designed to activate only through a claim workflow and after the required verification and approval.

DigiLocker stores government-issued or verified documents. LegacyBridge is a private family roadmap for assets, accounts, policies, liabilities, lockers, contacts and instructions. It tells the family what exists and where to begin. It does not replace DigiLocker.

No. LegacyBridge is not a will and does not transfer ownership. It is an information and discovery vault. For estate transfer, succession and claims, the nominee/family must follow legal and institutional procedures.

Yes. Each section is designed to allow multiple entries, for example multiple bank accounts, insurance policies, demat accounts, properties, FDs and liabilities.

After 48 hours, the account is locked until payment. The user can activate an annual or lifetime plan to continue viewing, editing, exporting and keeping nominee access active.

LegacyBridge is designed to address this trust issue. Your readable wealth records are not stored for marketing use. We do not sell or rent your financial data. Transactional and product-related communication may still be sent as needed.