What a letter of wishes can include
Funeral preferences. Guidance to executors. Notes to children that should land at a specific moment. Reasons behind decisions in your will. Y.O.D.O. carries all of it, in text, voice, or video.
Letters Of Wishes
A modern letters of wishes app
A letter of wishes traditionally sits in a sealed envelope with your solicitor. Y.O.D.O. is the digital equivalent: a private space for personal guidance, written in your words, released to the people you named after verified passing.
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The short answer
Y.O.D.O. is a UK letters of wishes app. It holds informal personal guidance, alongside or in place of a paper letter of wishes, and releases it to your chosen Recipients only after a passing has been verified.
Works alongside your solicitor
Y.O.D.O. does not replace legal advice. Many users keep a short paper letter of wishes with their solicitor and use Y.O.D.O. for the personal detail that would not fit there.
Privacy that matches a sealed envelope
Content is encrypted at rest. No staff read your drafts. Release is gated by a Delegate's Persona-verified passing report, a death certificate, and a 72-hour dispute window.
Common questions
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