Free for your first year
Your family will know what to do.
Even when you can't tell them.
Parivault keeps the record of what you own and where to find it — policies, accounts, property papers — and delivers it to the people you choose, only after you're gone.
We never ask for your passwords, PINs or OTPs. Your family doesn't need them — they need to know what exists.
Parivault is not a will and is not a substitute for one.
Encrypted before it leaves
Everything is encrypted on your device, and your master password never reaches us. We never ask for passwords, PINs or OTPs.
A check-in you choose
Confirm you're fine — weekly, monthly, or as little as twice a year. Miss two in a row and Parivault begins the handoff.
Your family gets it
Receivers get an email with a secure link — no app, no account, no complexity.
A will says who gets it.
Parivault makes sure they can find it.
These are different jobs. You want both.
A will
- Decides who legally inherits what
- Enforceable in court
- Needs a lawyer, witnesses, and time
- Says nothing about where the policy documents actually are
Parivault
- Holds the map: policies, accounts, investments, property papers
- Delivers automatically — nobody has to prove you're gone
- Takes about ten minutes, free for your first year
- Carries no legal force on its own
A will without a map is a court order pointing at assets nobody can locate. Over ₹1 lakh crore sits unclaimed in India across bank deposits, insurance, provident fund and mutual funds — largely because the one person who knew is gone.
Your last post, delivered by Parivault.
For creators and influencers: schedule content ahead, and leave a farewell message your followers receive only if you're gone.
Schedule ahead
Queue posts for Instagram and YouTube weeks in advance. Encrypted until publish time.
Farewell content
A final video, letter, or post — published to your followers only if you're gone.
Free. Vault included. Creator tools roll out to the waitlist first.
Two fair questions
“How safe is this?”
We don't ask for the things that would actually hurt you: no passwords, no PINs, no OTPs, no card numbers. Parivault holds the map to your documents, not the keys to your money. There's nothing here worth stealing that your family doesn't already need to know. Exactly what is encrypted, who can decrypt it and when, is set out in our privacy policy.
“If it's free, what's the catch?”
Everything is free for your first year — not a trial that quietly converts, a full year from the day you sign up. After that, text entries and the safety net itself stay free forever; file uploads and daily reminders become part of a paid plan, because storage and messages cost us money to run. We do not sell your data and we do not run analytics over your vault — and since we hold a key, that's a promise we're making rather than a maths problem you have to take our word on. Judge us on it.
Questions people actually ask
I already told my wife everything. Why do I need this?
Then you've done more than most people ever do, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. Parivault isn't a replacement for telling your family things. It's a backstop for the four ways that conversation quietly stops working.
It goes stale.What you shared was true on the day you shared it. Since then you've opened an account, let a policy lapse, switched brokers, bought something new. Two years on, part of that list is wrong — and neither of you knows which part.
Access isn't an inventory.Telling someone how to reach your accounts doesn't tell them what exists. If you hold three insurance policies and she knows about one, nothing anywhere says “there are two more.” The hardest part of settling an estate in India isn't getting in. It's knowing what to look for.
Access now is a different risk from access later.Sharing today means it's exposed for as long as you both live — to their laptop, their habits, a phone left unlocked, a relationship that may not look the same in fifteen years. Parivault is timed. Nothing moves until you stop checking in.
One person is a single point of failure. You might be in the same car. She might go first. And she shouldn't have to recall a frightening conversation from 2021 while she's grieving. You can name several people here, and send different things to different ones.
Do you want my passwords?
No. We don't ask for passwords, PINs, CVVs or OTPs, there is no category for them, and nothing in Parivault will ever prompt you for one. If any page here seems to be asking, don't type it — tell us at hello@parivault.in and we'll fix it.
This isn't only about trust, it's that credentials don't solve the problem. In India a nominee or legal heir claims an account with a death certificate and paperwork, not by logging in as the person who died — and using someone else's login after they've gone can itself cause problems. What your family genuinely can't get anywhere else is the list: which policies exist, which bank, which agent, where the papers are.
So Parivault holds the map, not the keys. You can still write whatever you like in a text entry — it's your vault and it's encrypted on your device either way — but we will never ask you for a password, and the product is designed so you never need to give one.
What if I'm alive and just miss my check-ins?
You get warned, repeatedly, on every plan — free included. Miss a check-in and we email you. Miss the second and a 7-day grace period starts, with warnings throughout. One tap during that window cancels everything. We will never charge for those warnings: if not paying us could cause your documents to be released early, that isn't a business model, it's a liability.
Is this a will?
No, and it isn't a substitute for one. A will decides who inherits and needs to be executed properly to be worth anything. Parivault makes sure the people named in it can actually find what they've inherited. If you don't have a will, get one — this works better alongside it.