Imagine this, Shaun and Alice prepared a will that gives guardianship of their son Sam, to Alice’s brother Mike. Although they want to share the will with some of their other family members, they are worried that their guardianship wishes can cause some family friction or awkwardness, especially from the two sets of grandparents. They’re also worried that hard copies of the will might get lost or become outdated if other family members have different versions.
Then there is Kim, she wants to make sure her daughter Erin has her banking information but doesn’t want to give her that information just yet. She’s worried Erin might use it for a mini shopping spree! As a single mother, Kim constantly worries about how Erin can easily access her banking account if something were to suddenly happen to her if she goes into a coma or worse.
Jillian wants her online business email and social media accounts closed off if something serious were to happen to her, but she won’t give access to her sister Tonya just yet, especially since some of those accounts have confidential and financial information. She worries that her sister may not have her latest passwords because she changes them often for security reasons.
As the world becomes more digitized, sharing all sorts of documents online is becoming the norm. But there still isn’t an easy way to share important documents at a time of your choosing. Time Secured is the first app of its kind to fill that gap.
With the Time Secured app – you can easily create beneficiaries, assign them files and choose when they receive those files. You can share time-sensitive documents by setting the exact time and date they are sent. The Time Secured app makes time-based file sharing easy. It is available on both iOS and Android platforms and can be used for regular documents as well as larger multimedia files such as videos and audio files. You can try it for 1 month and see how it can work for you and it is easy to download on both iOS and Android platforms.
Right now, there are few options for storing important documents, and having them be accessible to others at a certain time. For example, after you write your last will, you can keep it with a lawyer or in a bank’s safety deposit box. But the fees are high, flexibility is limited, and if you decide to update the documents you may incur additional fees. Plus in the case of a deposit box, you will have to give access to someone else. Otherwise, a court order is required to access the box after you pass.
Other digital services allow you to store your files but do not solve the problem of providing access to the files at a time of your choosing. For example, Google Drive and Dropbox require a long and tedious process to get access to the files of a deceased person. Time Secured does this with little effort.
With Time secured there is one less worry by saving you the stress of wondering whether your loved ones will have the most up-to-date documents if you are not around. It will also save you from sharing sensitive information when you are not ready to do so. It is easy to set up, user-friendly, and fully customizable. You decide what is accessible, who gets access, and when.