Messages in your own voice
Voice, video, written, and mixed-media messages with recipient previews.
Messages after death. A clear plan for family.
Prepare private voice, video, or written messages for delivery after verified death or a future milestone. Make documents easy to find, name an executor, and tell family exactly where originals are kept.

A clear path, on your terms
You decide what is preserved, who may receive it, and what must happen before anything is released.
Record your voice or video, write a letter, or gather important instructions.
Assign recipients and delegates with precise, limited permissions.
Deliver now, on a date, at a milestone, or after a verified life event.
More than a message
Keep personal messages, final wishes, private document copies, and simple directions to physical originals in one protected place.
Explore life planningVoice, video, written, and mixed-media messages with recipient previews.
Upload a private copy or record a location such as “fire safe, upstairs closet, blue folder.”
Separate permissions for viewing, uploading, scheduling, and account management.
For dates known and not yet known
A graduation, wedding, anniversary, or new child may be years away. Create the message now and authorize someone you trust to provide the date later, without giving them access to the message itself.

Actual iOS simulator build
My Legacy Plan
Simple checklists turn a hard-to-start subject into clear next steps. Your family sees the right information only when it is time.
A sensitive decision deserves friction
A report never releases content by itself. Hear Me Later is designed around documentation, owner alerts, designated verifiers, human review, and a cooling-off period.
Inactivity and a single obituary link are never enough.
One-time plans, defined storage
No recurring subscription is planned for the initial plan lineup.
Begin with written messages, contacts, and planning checklists.
Record your voice and video for the moments that matter.
More space and support for a family’s important plans.
A larger private archive for a lifetime of messages and records.
Plans and prices shown are initial configuration and may change before App Store release.
Questions deserve plain answers
No. Inactivity never establishes that someone has died. Death-triggered content requires a documented case, multiple verification signals where possible, human review, owner notifications, and a cooling-off period.
Only if you explicitly grant that access. You choose the person, the exact content or folders they can reach, and whether they may view, upload, schedule, or manage anything.
The initial plans are designed as one-time purchases with defined storage allowances. Plan names, pricing, limits, and availability remain configurable.
No. It helps organize messages, wishes, and documents, but it does not replace a legally executed will, trust, advance directive, or professional legal advice.
A recipient can download it or save it to their own private Hear Me Later vault. After they confirm receipt, the delivered copy is retained on our servers for 30 days, so saving what matters is important.
No. A connected professional can see only planning readiness, never your private message, document, or file contents. You remain in control of every private item.
Begin with what you want them to hear
The iOS app is built and preparing for App Store release. Join the launch list to hear when public account creation opens.
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