Can I share my vault with family members while I am still alive?

Evaheld is designed to support living legacies - not just what happens after you're gone. You have full control over sharing your vault while you are still alive, allowing you to decide exactly who can see each piece of content.

You can share your entire vault, specific rooms, individual stories, or single documents with chosen family members. For example, you might share childhood stories with your children, recipes with family members who love cooking, and memories with grandchildren, while keeping healthcare wishes private to your spouse and nominated decision-maker. Financial and legal information can remain restricted to your executor until needed.

Sharing while alive creates powerful opportunities for connection. Many families use Evaheld to support intergenerational storytelling, where memories are shared, discussed, and recorded together. Others use it to gradually introduce important information over time, avoiding the emotional overwhelm that often occurs when everything is revealed at once after death.

Evaheld also supports timed and conditional sharing. You can create content now and schedule it to be shared on a future date or when specific conditions are met. This flexibility allows you to share your legacy intentionally, on your terms, and at the moments that matter most.

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