Grant visibility, assign holdings to specific people, and export a printable inventory for your executor — the documentation layer most collections never get around to building.
Start freeIf something happened tomorrow, would your family know your collection existed, let alone its value or where records are kept?
Verbal intentions about who gets what are easy to forget, easy to dispute, and impossible to prove later.
Settling an estate with physical bullion means someone has to locate, identify, and value every piece — much harder without a real inventory.
Grant View access or Beneficiary status to specific people — you control exactly who sees what.
Tag specific coins or bars to a specific beneficiary, with an optional note explaining why.
Export a PDF listing every holding, its location, and its assigned beneficiary — built for handing to an executor.
This documents your intentions clearly, but pair it with real legal estate planning for anything binding.
Free to start — add your holdings now, invite family access whenever you're ready.
Start tracking freeNo — it's a planning and documentation tool, not a legal will. The estate inventory it exports is meant to inform your actual legal estate planning and give your executor a clear picture, not substitute for one.
Two roles: View access (they can see the collection) or Beneficiary (they're assigned specific holdings). You control who sees what — nobody gets account access by default.
Yes — individual holdings can be assigned to a specific family member, with an optional note, so your intentions for particular pieces are documented alongside the collection itself.