Alex Mason

The Problem I'm Obsessed With

We don't like to think about it, but everyone leaves behind a complex web of accounts, documents, and responsibilities. The traditional solution? A folder in a closet that's often incomplete, outdated, or worse – impossible to find when it's needed most. In an increasingly digital world, this approach isn't just inefficient – it's potentially devastating for families during their most vulnerable moments.

What We're Building

Legacy Keeper is reimagining how families prepare for and navigate life's most challenging transitions:

• A secure digital vault for crucial documents and account information
• Automated estate planning guidance with interactive checklists and questionnaires
• Collaboration tools for families and professional advisors
• Smart form completion that eliminates redundant data entry
• Multi-factor authentication and enterprise-level security
• Mobile and web access for anywhere, anytime peace of mind

Why This Matters for Canadian Families

The complexity of modern life has made estate planning more critical than ever:

1. The average Canadian has over 150 digital accounts
2. 93% of families are unprepared for unexpected transitions
3. Professional estate planning services are often expensive and inaccessible
4. Digital assets are frequently overlooked in traditional estate planning

By making estate planning more accessible and comprehensive, we're helping Canadian families protect what matters most while reducing stress during life's most challenging moments.

Why I'm Building This with Tenfold

Victoria's unique blend of tech innovation and community values makes it the perfect place to build something that matters. Through Tenfold, I found a community that understands that technology isn't just about efficiency – it's about making a real difference in people's lives.

Legacy planning is deeply personal, and building tools in this space requires both technical excellence and genuine empathy. Every feature we add, every security measure we implement, and every interface we design is guided by a simple question: "How can we make this challenging process easier for families?"