Legacy mode
For when you're
no longer here.
Leave behind what matters most. Letters, voice notes, photos, stories. FM2Y watches over them and delivers them to the people you love — when the time comes.
How legacy mode works
Build it now. Let it land when it matters most.
You don’t have to think about the end to use legacy mode. Most people start by simply writing what they would want someone to know, and build from there.
01
Write what you want to leave behind
Letters, photos, voice recordings, stories from your past. Add them anytime — a little at a time, over years if you like.
02
Set your inactivity window
You decide when to trigger the transfer — 180 days of account silence, 365, or more. FM2Y will send you a gentle reminder before it acts. No surprises.
03
Choose your people
Name the recipients: a child, a partner, a sibling, a close friend. Each person receives exactly the content you designated for them.
04
We keep watch, quietly
As long as you're active, nothing changes. The moment the silence window closes, we carry out your wishes — with care.
“The people we love deserve more than a list of belongings. They deserve to hear us — in our own words, our own voice — long after we’re gone.”
Common questions
Things worth knowing before you start.
What if I just go off the grid for a while?
We send reminder emails before any transfer begins. If you log back in, the timer resets. Nothing is irreversible until it has happened.
Can I update or add content anytime?
Yes. Your legacy timeline is always yours to edit. Come back and add a new letter every year — or every decade.
Who controls what each person sees?
You do. You can designate specific posts, letters, or albums for specific people. Not everyone needs to see everything.
Is this only for end-of-life planning?
Not at all. Some people create a legacy timeline as a living gift — something they add to throughout their life and share long before they're gone.
How it works
Three steps. Yours forever.
01
Create a timeline
Pick a use case and a name. It takes under a minute. Private from the first second.
02
Add what matters
Photos, voice notes, letters, video, milestones. Add a little at a time, or a lot at once.
03
Share or seal
Invite the people you trust. Set unlock dates. Or keep it locked, just for you.
The full story for this chapter is on its way.
We’re still writing the deep tour of this use case — real examples, gentle walkthroughs, the works. In the meantime, you can start a timeline right now and shape it however you need.