OscarOKChoose the people. Explain the responsibility.
A trusted contact is someone you ask to help if you stop responding. Their role starts with trying to reach you, not assuming that a missed check-in means something has happened.
Start your free planSee what you can prepareFree to begin. No card needed.
So much of you.
One thoughtful place.
Explore what you can prepare, who it is for, and how you stay in control.
A starting point for the people you love.
Organise document locations, household instructions and important contacts. Add the context that makes a record useful.
Start with 3 vault items on Free. Document uploads on Plus and Pro.
Explore practical detailsStart here: the household folder
The insurance records are in the study. This note explains who to call and where to look.
Your words. Prepared for your people.The voice they know. The words that matter.
Prepare text, audio or video messages for selected trusted contacts. A story, a thank-you, or something you have always wanted to say.
Personal text, audio and video messages are available on Pro.
Explore personal messagesThe story behind our Sunday recipe
“There is a reason I always made too much. I wanted everyone to feel there was room for one more.”
Your words. Prepared for your people.Different people. Thoughtfully chosen details.
Invite at least two distinct trusted contacts. Choose who receives each item and talk through the role before they accept.
Free includes 2 trusted contacts. Accepting an invitation does not unlock your vault.
Explore trusted peopleA note for my sister
Practical instructions for one person. A personal memory for another. Review each item’s recipients.
Your words. Prepared for your people.Several chances to say “I’m OK”.
Regular check-ins keep you involved. A missed check-in alone never immediately releases your information. Check in or pause while release is pending.
Monthly check-ins on Free. More flexible check-ins on paid plans.
Explore check-ins & controlYour plan stays with you
Full grace and warning periods, required warning email acceptance and two accepted-contact confirmations stand between a missed check-in and release.
Your words. Prepared for your people.Who should you choose?
Choose at least two different people who are likely to respond and know how to reach you. Tell them about OscarOK before sending invitations. Review their contact details regularly.
What can a trusted contact see?
Accepting an invitation does not unlock your vault. After a valid release, a contact can see only the information allowed by your recipient and category choices.
What happens during a warning?
Contacts receive a link to review the release status. They should try to contact you. If they have spoken with you, they can pause the escalation. Release still requires two confirmations and the complete warning period.
Make the instructions humane
Give contacts practical information and enough context to use it. They may be reading during a difficult time. Short explanations, recognisable document names and clear next steps help.