Yes. You’re in full control. Add, edit, or remove messages anytime. The most recent version you leave is the one that will be delivered.

You decide. When you create a message, you assign one or more recipients. Only those people will receive what you’ve recorded for them.

Be specific and avoid jargon

Maintain consistent tone with your brand voice

Update regularly as new questions emerge

Include troubleshooting steps where applicable

Final Thoughts is a mobile app where you can record video, audio, or written messages to be delivered after you pass away. You choose trusted “Verifiers” who confirm your passing. We combine periodic check-ins with you and multiple confirmations from your Verifiers so your messages are shared only at the right time.

Put most frequent questions at the top

Keep it logically organized

Whatever feels right—video, audio, or written notes. Many people mix formats: a heartfelt video, a quick written memory, or a short audio reminder.

Absolutely. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We can’t view your private messages, and they’re only released to your chosen recipients after verification.

Your messages are stored securely with a trusted third-party provider that specializes in encrypted storage. This keeps your content protected and accessible only to the right people at the right time.

How do you make sure messages go only to the right people?

You can update recipient details anytime in the app. We also use multiple contact methods (like email and phone) to help ensure successful delivery.

Messages are released after your passing is verified. If you wish, you can also schedule certain messages for milestones—birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, and more.

We’re committed to continuity. If the service ever changes, we’ll notify you well in advance and provide secure options to download or transfer your messages.

Final Thoughts can complement legal plans, but it doesn’t replace a will or other legal documents. Many estate planners recommend pairing our service with traditional documents to add a personal touch.

Yes. Many people create messages for graduations, birthdays, and other moments. You can schedule these or release them alongside your final messages.

If payment lapses, access to features and storage may pause. We’ll always alert you first, and you’ll have options to renew or securely download your content before any changes take effect.

No. Final Thoughts isn’t a legal will or binding document. It’s meant for personal, meaningful communication with loved ones. We recommend using it alongside formal estate planning.