If something happens to you, your loved ones know exactly what to do

“When my father died, his phone was locked and we had no idea what bills he was paying or where his title deeds were stored. It took us 14 months to untangle it. I set up Keeplas so my children never have to live through that.”

“I'm a notary. Every month I sit with families fighting over digital assets — old domains, crypto wallets, photo archives no one can open. Keeplas is the first tool I can recommend to clients without a long list of disclaimers.”

“My husband and I run a small business together. If something happens to one of us, the other needs access to everything — banking, suppliers, the lot. Keeplas gave us that without paying a lawyer four hundred dollars an hour.”

“I've watched too many families lose everything because the head of the household kept his accounts in his head. I'm 34 and I already use Keeplas. It's not paranoia — it's responsibility.”

“After load-shedding fried my external drive and took eight years of family photos with it, I stopped trusting any single point of failure. Keeplas finally splits that trust across the people I actually love.”

“My mother's WhatsApp held twelve years of voice notes from my late grandmother. The phone broke. We lost all of it. The next weekend, I made every adult in my family open a Keeplas account.”

“I'm a freelance developer with clients in three countries. My income, my contracts, my access — it all lives online. If something happens to me, my wife shouldn't have to learn what a password manager is. Keeplas just hands her the keys.”

“My uncle died with £40k sitting in a crypto wallet none of us could open. The probate lawyer charged us £6k and recovered nothing. I refuse to let that be the inheritance story my children tell.”

“My parents are in Chiang Mai, I live in Bangkok, my brother is in Sydney. We needed something the whole family could trust without one person holding everything. The social recovery sold me before I even read the technical part.”

“After the 2018 devaluation, half my family started keeping savings in stablecoins. The kids manage it. But what happens when the kids aren't around? Keeplas is the first answer to that question that didn't feel paranoid.”

“My father ran a small construction business. When he had a stroke, the bank wouldn't even tell us what accounts existed. Six months of paperwork later, the business was bankrupt. With Keeplas, my mother will never have that conversation.”

“Half of my income runs through Orange Money and Wave. My mother manages a cocoa cooperative with three different mobile wallets. If one of us disappears tomorrow, no one in the family knows a single PIN. Keeplas was the conversation we kept putting off.”

“My uncle was a tailor with two MoMo accounts and a Susu savings group nobody else knew about. After he passed, we were still discovering money he had set aside for the grandchildren three months later. I want my own story to be easier than that.”