End-of-life planning, made simple
Put your affairs in order. Then get back to living.
Your wishes, your will, your passwords, your goodbyes — Myend gets it all down in one place, through a simple conversation instead of a stack of forms. It takes about half an hour. It’s free to start. And when it’s done, it’s off your mind.

Why this exists
You’re the one who takes care of things.
The birthdays, the paperwork, the plans — in most families, one person holds it all together. If that’s you, you already know the problem: everything you’ve got handled lives in your head. Myend is where you write it down, so the people you love never have to search, wonder, or guess.
This isn’t about dying. It’s about taking care of your people — the thing you’ve always done.
No lawyer needed. No estate required. No experience necessary.
Meet Justine
Meet Justine. She makes it easy.
Justine is your guide — a patient, knowledgeable friend who has helped with this a thousand times. She asks simple questions, one at a time. You answer in your own words. She turns your answers into a real plan. No legal language, no homework, no rush — put it down whenever you like; she remembers exactly where you left off.
Your guide
She asks. You just answer.
- She asks. You just answer, like a normal conversation.
- She explains every term in plain English.
- She writes your letters and instructions in your voice.
- She’s honest about what’s official and what still needs your signature.
Who would you want making medical decisions if you couldn't speak?
My sister Anna. She knows what I'd want.
Good. I'll name Anna as your primary agent. Does she know?
How it works
Four steps. That’s the whole thing.
What you’re building
You talk. It becomes
real documents.
You say it the way you’d say it at the kitchen table. Justine turns it into what your family, your doctor, and the law actually need.
You say…
“I want Anna to decide if I’m on life support. Not my dad.”
“Don’t embalm me. Simple wooden box. Play Nick Cave.”
“Split everything 60/40 between the kids. Mia gets the piano.”
“Tell my husband where the safe-deposit key is.”
Justine drafts…
All exportable as PDF · All editable forever
What’s inside
Everything in one place.
Your passwords and your papers. Your wishes and your will. Your recipes, your stories, and the letters you want them to read one day. Each in its spot — each reaching the right person, at the right time.
Vault
Passwords, accounts, bank details, the Wi-Fi password — everything the executor needs. Encrypted, searchable, shareable per-contact.
- iCloud account Passwords
- Chase checking Banking
- Safe-deposit #412 Location note
- Car title Document
- Life insurance policy Document
Directives
Last Will, Healthcare, Funeral, Donor, Euthanasia. Drafted with Justine, exportable as PDF.
- Last Will 40%
- Healthcare Not started
- Funeral 70%
- Donor Complete
- Euthanasia Not started
- E-Will 25%
Belongings
The ring, the cello, the postcards from grandpa. Photograph them, say who they go to.
Memory Lane
Stories, photos, the playlist from your wedding. The parts of you worth keeping.
And then?
You’re done. Back to your garden, your grandkids, the trip you’ve been planning — knowing the people you love will always know exactly what you wanted.
Security & Privacy
Private. Truly.
This is the most personal information you have. Here is our promise.
Pricing
Pay once. That’s it.
An estate attorney charges $1,000–$5,000. Myend is free to start, $19 one-time for your digital will, and $99 for everything — including a real, legal will. No subscription for your plan, ever.
See what Myend can do.
- Justine AI — first conversation, then 3 chats/mo
- Directives & contacts
- 10-document vault
- Browse everything
No credit card required.
Get startedPlan your healthcare, funeral, donation and more.
- Justine AI — included, plenty to complete your plan
- Directives & contacts
- PDF export
- Private on your device — export anytime
One-time payment.
Protect my family — $19Make it official. Last Will, legacy portal, everything ready.
- Everything in Starter
- Last Will & Testament (US — more countries coming)
- Legacy portal
- Proof-of-life check-ins
- Cloud sync & backups
- Priority support
First year of updates included, then $25/yr. Stop renewing anytime — everything you made stays yours, viewable and exportable, forever.
Get everything — $99FAQ
Questions we hear a lot.
Is Myend legally binding?
Your directives (healthcare, funeral, donor, euthanasia) are legal statements of your wishes that your family and providers can act on. Our Last Will is drafted to be legally binding in your jurisdiction — but complex estates (businesses, trusts, cross-border assets) still benefit from a notary or attorney. Myend is the operational layer; an attorney handles the legal architecture.
Read full article →Where is my data stored?
Local-first on your device, then synced encrypted to our EU-based cloud. Only you and the Legacy Contacts you nominate can ever decrypt it. We can’t read your plan — even if we wanted to.
Read full article →What is Proof of Life?
A light-touch check-in — an email every few months asking “still good?”. If you don’t respond across multiple rounds, your nominated Legacy Contact is notified so your plan can be handed over. You set the cadence.
Read full article →What is Justine, and does she replace a lawyer?
Justine is our AI guide. She walks you through each directive conversationally and drafts clean, well-structured documents. She doesn’t replace a lawyer — for complex estates you should still get legal advice, and Justine will tell you when.
Read full article →Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Starter and Complete are one-time purchases. The $25/year on Complete keeps cloud sync, the legacy portal, and proof-of-life running; without it your plan stays accessible locally and exportable as PDF.
Read full article →What if I change my mind about something?
Edit anything, any time. Every change is versioned so your Legacy Contacts always see the most recent intent. Your plan is a living document, not a frozen artifact.
Read full article →Do it this week. Feel lighter for years.
Start with one question. Justine takes it from there.