APIR
Wills and valuables

A will says who inherits.
It doesn't say what exists.

Crypto and the wallets that open it, domain names, online business accounts, cloud storage, the jewellery in the drawer. When someone dies, the family often cannot find them, or finds them and cannot get in. The register says what exists and where the way in is kept. The seal makes the version kept with the will checkable by anyone.

Fill it in on screen, save it, and seal that exact file. Working in Word? The same register as a Word file.

How it works

01

The client fills in the register.

What exists, where it sits and where the means of access is kept: crypto and wallets, domains, online business accounts, money held only online, cloud storage, devices, and valuables. Never a password, seed phrase or key.

02

It is sealed.

Fingerprinted in the browser and never uploaded. A dated declaration goes on the record over the exact file, and an outside timestamp authority stamps the record.

03

The certificate goes on the will file.

The seal page prints as the certificate, with the file’s fingerprint and the address to check it. A portable proof checks it offline, with no account and no need for APIR.

04

The executor checks it.

Free, without an account. Drop the file on the seal page: it is the sealed register or it is not. If a second version turns up, the check settles which one was sealed, and when.

Valuables

The same seal dates what you own.

Photograph the jewellery, the watch, the painting or the collection, and seal the photographs with the receipts and valuations. You get a dated record of what you owned that anyone you show it to can check. A resized or re-saved copy of a sealed photograph still shows as a close match. The register has a section for each item and the link to its seal.

Free for a person. APIR does not inspect the item or say what it is worth. To keep the photographs themselves, put them in your vault: encrypted in your browser, readable by you alone.

Seal a valuable
What the public sees

A seal page shows the title, the name on the certificate, the one line declaration, and each file's name, size and fingerprint. Never the register. It is not listed or searchable anywhere.

When a firm registers it, the name on the certificate is the firm and the matter reference, never the client.

For firms

Priced on the rate card

per client registration, once

  • The register template, digital assets and valuables
  • Sealed under the firm’s matter reference, never the client’s name
  • The certificate for the will file, and a proof that checks offline
  • Later versions of the same register sealed free
  • Checks free for the executor and anyone else, without an account

The pilot

Three firms, set up by the founder. AUD 500 of credit, drawn by the firm's registrations. Credit never expires.

APIR pays no commission or referral fee. What the firm charges its client is its own fee.

Register a client

Sign in with the firm's account to register a client. Each registration draws the rate card pricefrom the firm's credit.

Credit is bought by card on the billing page once signed in, and never expires. Or email ripa@apir.ai for fifteen minutes: we seal a sample register while you watch, change one character in it, and let you see the check refuse it.

A person can seal their own register free at apir.ai/seal. Registered by the firm, it goes on the firm's account under the matter reference.

What it is not
  • Not a will, and not legal advice. The will governs.
  • Not custody. APIR never receives the register, only its fingerprint.
  • Not a finding about what the client owns, or what an item is worth.
  • A changed register is never edited. A new version is sealed beside the old one, and the latest date is the latest word.

We don't promise results. We prove whatever happens.

For firms

Run it with your clients.

Tell us about the practice: how many wills a month, and how you would like the register to reach the client. A person replies from ripa@apir.ai.

I’m here for

Used to reply to you and nothing else. No list, no sequence. Privacy

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