Everything you save deserves the same care.
Whether it's a handwritten letter or a scanned insurance policy, every item in your Epilog is protected by the same principles — private by default, accessed only by those you choose, stored with care.
Security
Built for sensitive family information.
Epilog helps protect the messages, documents, memories, and guidance your family may one day need — with privacy, consent, and user control at the center.
Epilog holds things that matter deeply
This isn't a productivity app or a filing tool. Epilog stores the most personal content in a family's life — the things people want preserved, protected, and delivered with care. That requires a different standard.
Five pillars that hold this together.
These aren't marketing claims — they're the commitments that shape how Epilog is built and operated. We state them plainly, without overstating what we can prove.
Private by default
Sensitive content in Epilog is not public. It is not shared with partners, employers, or organizations by default. Nothing leaves your account without an action you deliberately take.
No default data feeds. No background sharing. No passive distribution.
User-controlled access
You decide who should receive a message, view a document, or access guidance — and when. Access is always explicit, always scoped, and always revocable. You are the source of permission, not a default setting.
Every access grant is intentional. Nothing is assumed.
Protected accounts
Account access uses secure authentication practices, session controls, and password reset safeguards. We take care to make unauthorized access difficult and to give users clear controls over their active sessions.
Secure login. Session management. Reset safeguards.
Careful storage
Your content is stored with encryption applied at rest and in transit. We don't overstate our technical claims — we apply industry-standard protections and will share more specifics as our security program matures and is independently reviewed.
Encryption at rest and in transit. Specifics reviewed, not overstated.
Limited visibility
Epilog does not turn family content into a partner or employer data feed. Your Epilog is yours. It is not processed for advertising, not visible to organizations who have not been explicitly granted access, and not used to build profiles for third parties.
Not an advertising platform. Not a data product. Not a feed.
Letters & Epilogs
Personal written messages, final words, and audio or video messages for specific recipients.
Four levels. All under your control.
There is no access that happens without your explicit direction. Every level is defined by a choice you make — not a default that applies automatically.
Full access
Everything in your Epilog is fully visible and editable by you alone by default.
- All vault items and documents
- All messages and media
- Full relationship graph
- All settings and permissions
Named access
You choose specific family members or close contacts who can access specific items.
- Named recipients for messages
- Shared vault categories
- Relationship graph visibility
- Timed or event-triggered release
Scoped access
Executor, POA holder, or trusted friend — with access limited to what's relevant to their role.
- Specific vault categories only
- Designated message access
- Revocable at any time
- Role-appropriate limits
What Epilog does not do
Clarity about limits is part of trust. We believe stating what we don't do — plainly, without qualification — is as important as stating what we do. We don't make legal, tax, or insurance guarantees we cannot back.
No default sharing with advisors, partners, or employers
No one receives access to your content automatically. Every access grant requires a deliberate action from you.
No public publishing of private content
Your messages, documents, and memories cannot be made publicly visible without going through an explicit user-driven publishing flow — if such a feature exists at all.
No legal, tax, or insurance guarantees
Epilog is not a law firm, financial adviser, or insurance provider. We store your information — we do not provide professional advice or guarantee any legal outcome.
No funeral provider guarantees
Recording funeral preferences in Epilog does not constitute a legal instruction or binding contract with any funeral provider. Those arrangements require direct engagement with relevant services.
Answered plainly.
If your question isn't here, Contact us directly.
Only you can see your vault by default. No one else — not a family member, not a professional, not Epilog itself — has access to your vault contents unless you explicitly grant it.
When you do choose to share, access is scoped to exactly what you select: a single document, a category, or a specific file. You can revoke any access at any time.
Continue exploring Epilog.
See how privacy, vault access, messages, and after-loss guidance work together when you're ready to go deeper.
Explore Privacy & ConsentPrivacy & Consent
Our full approach to data ownership, consent frameworks, and what we never do with your information.
Explore Epilog VaultEpilog Vault
Store documents, passwords, and essential records. Assign vault access directly from your Family Graph — the right files for the right people.
Explore Talk to MeTalk to Me
Record messages, stories, and guidance for loved ones — in your voice, at your pace, on your terms.
Explore After Loss GuidanceAfter-Loss Guidance
A calm path through the weeks and months that follow loss — informed by what you've already prepared.
Start privately. Add only what you're ready to save.
Your Epilog begins empty and stays private. There's no requirement to fill every section, share anything immediately, or have everything figured out. Start with one thing that matters. Build from there, at whatever pace feels right.
