MyWishes

Leave answers,
not questions.

MyWishes helps you record your story, organize your important information, document your final wishes and prepare everything your family may need — so they aren't left guessing in the hardest week of their lives.

Free to begin. Private by design — nothing is shared with anyone until you say so.

A handwritten letter, reading glasses and eucalyptus on a sunlit table

One plan, five parts

Not a pile of tools. One plan you slowly complete.

You answer what you can, whenever you can. MyWishes keeps score, shows you what's left, and reminds you once a year to check nothing has changed.

My Story

Your life story and the memories you never want forgotten — spoken aloud, turned into a eulogy and obituary.

My Wishes

The service, burial or cremation, music, readings, speakers and any instruction that matters to you.

My People

Family, executor, lawyer, advisor, insurance broker — everyone who should be called, with numbers.

My Important Information

Where the will is, the policies, the accounts, the property — and secure storage for the documents.

My Celebration

Photos, videos, favourite songs and the memories that become the presentation played on the day.

Your plan — 42% complete

A dashboard that always answers two questions: how far along am I, and what should I do next?

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Private by design. Yours until you choose otherwise.

Your plan is visible only to you. You name one trusted person — usually your executor — and decide which parts they receive. Access can be changed or revoked at any time, everything is encrypted, and nothing you write is ever used to train AI.

You can talk instead of type

“Tell us about the people who mattered most to you.” Press the microphone and answer out loud. MyWishes turns what you say into your story, your eulogy and your letters — in your own words.

Once a year we'll ask you to spend five minutes confirming nothing has changed.

Why we built this

Two aunties. No service.

Both times the family was scattered across continents, and the honest answer was that a funeral was simply too hard to arrange. So there was nothing at all — no gathering, no eulogy, no place to put the grief.

There should have been something. That's the whole idea.

When the time comes

Your family receives a package, not a password

What you wanted. What they need to do. Who to contact. Your story. The obituary draft. The photos, the music, and a presentation ready to play. Everything in one place, the day they need it most.

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