PSILY.net
Messages, reminders and possessions that arrive when you yourself are no longer here.
PSILY is a legacy platform for the personal part of what someone leaves behind. Not the money and the house — that's what the notary is for — but the letters, the video recordings, the photos, the passwords and the things someone still wanted to say. You determine what goes to whom, and the platform ensures it gets there.
The difference from a cloud folder is the delivery. PSILY checks whether you are still here, delivers to the people you have designated, and does so at the moment you yourself have chosen: immediately, on a date, or only when you are no longer here.
What it does
The digital vault
Text, audio and video that are encrypted in your own browser before they are sent. We cannot read them. The delivery takes three steps — SMS, email and a passphrase that the recipient receives from you outside the system — so that one stolen mailbox is never enough.
The AI clone
A voice and a conversation model trained on your own recordings, so that bereaved can still hear you answering. With hard boundaries: the clone does not read out instructed text, is only released 72 hours after activation, and early access can only be granted after an explicit risk agreement.
The dead man's switch
If it stays silent for six months, a series of checks begins: first a message to you, then to your contacts, and only then the delivery. Never a single missed email that sets everything in motion.
Backup keys
Per contact person a key on paper, optionally with the notary. A service that promises to still be around in thirty years should also offer a way out in case it is not.
For whom
- People with an incurable diagnosis who still want to record things while they can
- Parents of young children who want to leave messages for later
- Anyone with digital possessions — accounts, passwords, photos — that do not pass on automatically
Where it is found
Search traffic comes in on the concrete question rather than on the product: "leave a letter for my children", "what happens to my digital legacy", "pass on passwords after death". Those are questions that people ask at one specific moment in their lives, and they want to solve them immediately.
Frequently asked questions
Can PSILY read my messages?
No. Everything in the digital vault is encrypted in your own browser before it reaches our servers. We store encrypted blocks and not the key — which is why the backup key on paper exists, because without a key there is no way back for us either.
What happens if PSILY ceases to exist?
You can export everything as a ZIP at any time, and each contact person has their own backup key that also works outside the platform. A legacy service that only works as long as the company exists does not solve the problem but merely relocates it.
How does PSILY know that I have died?
PSILY does not know, and we do not claim it does. There is a check that triggers if it stays silent for six months, with a message to you and then to your contacts. You can also set the delivery yourself on a date or leave it to a contact person.
How this platform is built
Like any platform from Theos Group: on one shared foundation, in your own management, with your own automatic administrator — here Jarvis — who runs the daily rounds, reports outages and writes the daily report. What we learn in one system is available in all the others the following week.