What a invited reader experiences in Legacy — sign-in, token paths, and why friction can be a feature.
Readers are not anonymous traffic. They arrive through links or sign-in flows you approve, so the archive opens only where you intended.
Some friction protects you: a public URL that anyone can scrape is the opposite of this model. Expect steps that prove the right human is at the door.
Tell people in advance that a link may arrive, and what to do if they lose access. A two-line note today prevents panic later.
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EU hosting and your data
Where Legacy workspace data lives, why the EU region matters for many families, and how this fits GDPR-oriented design.
What to leave behind for your children
Not money, not objects — the things that actually matter. A guide to writing down what you want your children to carry with them.
Family tree and trustee context
Why relationships matter for delivery and activation — and why a flat contact list is not enough for some estates.
