DYONDA
PROACTIVE DIGITAL LEGACY
Prepare your digital life before your family has to figure it out.
Dyonda gives you one place to organize the devices, digital accounts, trusted contacts, wishes, and personal instructions you want your loved ones to know — so they have clarity about what to do if something happens to you.
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Most people never prepare their digital life.
We plan for finances, insurance, property, and important documents — but rarely for the devices, accounts, subscriptions, profiles, and digital decisions we leave behind.
They may not know what exists.
Accounts, devices, subscriptions, and important digital information can easily be overlooked.
They may not know what you wanted.
Your family may have no idea what you wanted preserved, deleted, canceled, or handled.
They may not know what to do.
Without clear instructions, loved ones are left trying to figure everything out themselves.
Dyonda helps your family focus on healing — not searching.
How Dyonda works
A simple, secure way to prepare your digital life and make sure the right information reaches the right people.
Organize
Add the devices, digital accounts, subscriptions, wishes, instructions, and other important information you want included in your plan.
Choose
Add your trusted contacts and decide what information each person should receive. Each trusted contact must create or use their own Dyonda account before they can receive access.
Keep it current
Update your plan as your devices, accounts, relationships, and wishes change. You remain in control, and your trusted contacts cannot access your protected information while you are alive.
Provide access when needed
After your death, a trusted contact submits the required verification through their own Dyonda account. Once Dyonda verifies the death certificate and approves the request, the information you assigned to that person becomes available securely inside their account.
Everything your family may need.
A simple toolkit to prepare the digital parts of your life.
Devices & Digital Accounts
Keep a clear record of the devices, services, and accounts your loved ones should know exist.
Trusted Contacts
Identify the people who should know about your digital legacy plan.
Wishes & Personal Instructions
Document what you want your loved ones to know and what should happen to important parts of your digital life.
Annual Review
Receive reminders to revisit your plan as your life changes.
Your digital life stays yours.
Dyonda helps you organize and prepare your digital legacy without becoming another password manager or file vault. You decide what information to include and what you want your loved ones to know.
Learn about privacyBuilt with privacy in mind.
Your digital legacy is personal. Dyonda is designed to give you control over what you choose to document and who you identify as trusted contacts.
Built for the people you care about.
Dyonda is designed to make an uncomfortable task simpler: giving the people you trust clarity about your digital life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dyonda is a digital legacy planning platform that helps you organize your devices, digital accounts, trusted contacts, and personal wishes in one place. It gives your loved ones clarity about what to do with the digital parts of your life if something happens to you.
You add the devices, accounts, contacts, and instructions that matter to you. Dyonda helps you keep everything organized and up to date so your family has clarity when they need it.
No.
Dyonda is not a password manager. You can keep a record of which accounts and services you use, along with recovery information and notes, but Dyonda does not store your passwords.
No.
Dyonda is not a photo or file storage service. You decide what information to include in your plan — there is no requirement to upload photos, documents, or other files.
No.
Dyonda cannot unlock your devices or bypass Apple, Google, or any device's security. Instead, Dyonda can guide you toward existing tools like Apple Legacy Contact and Google Inactive Account Manager that are designed for those situations.
Each trusted contact must create or use their own Dyonda account with the email address you designated for them. They cannot access your protected information while you are alive.
After your death, a trusted contact can submit a death certificate and any required verification information through their own account. Once Dyonda verifies and approves the request, that contact can access only the information you assigned to them inside their own Dyonda account. Information is never released solely because someone claims that a user has passed away.
While you are alive, only you can access and manage your personal plan. Adding someone as a trusted contact does not give them immediate access to your protected information.
After your death has been verified, each authorized trusted contact may access only the information you designated for them through their own Dyonda account.
Absolutely.
Life changes, and so should your plan. You can update your devices, accounts, contacts, and wishes whenever you need.
You can organize information such as:
- •Devices
- •Digital accounts
- •Trusted contacts
- •Personal wishes
- •Legacy instructions
- •Subscription information
Everything stays organized in one place.
No.
Dyonda works alongside those services. It can guide you toward setting up Apple Legacy Contact and Google Inactive Account Manager, and help you keep a record of what you've configured.
