How remembrance in Legacy OS stays bounded — invited participants, your recorded voice, no public feed.
Memorial features are for people you name — not for algorithmic discovery. Invites and access paths follow the same trust model as the rest of Legacy: explicit, revocable where the product allows, and aligned with your tone.
What you record sets the boundary. The software carries it forward; it cannot invent warmth you never expressed.
If memorial is not for you, the rest of the Legacy workspace still functions. Nothing forces a public-facing narrative.
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What is a digital executor?
Define digital executor responsibilities: access, closure, and communication — and how Legacy guardians and circle roles relate (not legal advice).
Life capsules and timed messages
Why people use time-locked notes, how visibility rules work, and how delivery differs from “posting online.”
What is Legacy OS, in plain English
A short guide to what Legacy OS does on EternalSelf — vault, circle, guardians, and delivery — without jargon.
