BlockWill is a digital estate planning and wealth-continuity platform designed to help people record, protect, and transfer assets and instructions to the people they choose. It brings physical, financial, and digital holdings into one organized system, including property, valuables, bank accounts, investments, insurance, business interests, intellectual property, crypto wallets, online accounts, documents, and credentials.

The platform combines three tools. SecureVault provides an encrypted record of assets and documents; DigiWish records users’ intentions as timestamped, verifiable evidence; and VaultRelay controls when and how information is delivered under predefined conditions. Users can appoint executors and beneficiaries, update records over time, and choose delivery triggers such as executor approval or an inactivity timer. BlockWill says data is encrypted on the user’s device, uses zero-knowledge encryption, and requires a physical YubiKey and PIN for access. Its blockchain-based records are designed to provide verifiable integrity. BlockWill presents DigiWish as a complement to, not a replacement for, a will, helping families locate assets and follow documented instructions when they need to.