A map of your affairs and a password manager do different jobs
A password manager protects sign-in secrets. A digital legacy map explains what matters, where information is kept and which next steps someone should check.
Written by Rillora · Updated 16 October 2026Keep sign-in secrets in the right place
Do not copy banking passwords, full seed phrases, private keys or complete recovery codes into Rillora. If you use a password manager, follow its own documented security and recovery options. Rillora is not a password vault or an alternative account-recovery channel.
Give the information a purpose
A login alone does not explain which subscription should be reviewed, where an important document lives, or what outcome you would prefer. A map can connect each matter with a location hint, your wishes and a trusted person, while keeping unrelated matters private.
Check the boundaries before sharing
In Rillora, you choose which matters and information each person may see. Revoking access stops future access through that relationship; it cannot recall information that someone already downloaded or copied. Sharing a map never grants legal authority, account ownership or permission to bypass a provider's process.