Some things can only be said at the right moment — to the right person.
Not everything should be known while you are alive. Some documents, some disclosures, some private arrangements belong only to the person you have chosen — and only at the moment you have decided. Sealed Disclosures lets you hold them securely and release them with precision, long after you are gone.
The things that are too important to leave to chance — and too private to share too soon
Some information carries weight that most people never speak about openly. A private arrangement with a business partner. A document that affects one child but not the others. A matter between you and one specific person that should never become a family conversation. A disclosure that would cause harm if revealed at the wrong time — but that must be known at the right one.
Private Documents for Specific Recipients
Legal documents, contracts, signed agreements, or personal papers that belong to one person and no one else — delivered directly to them after your passing, without passing through the broader estate.
Personal Arrangements and Private Matters
Some arrangements are made privately — financial understandings, personal commitments, matters between two people that were never meant to be public. A Sealed Disclosure ensures they reach the right person in a dignified, controlled way.
Sensitive Family Information
Information that could cause conflict if shared too broadly — or that one family member needs to know while others do not. A Sealed Disclosure lets you choose exactly who receives what, without forcing everything into a single conversation.
Religious and Personal Confessions
Private matters between you and Allah that others may need to act on — unfulfilled obligations, private commitments, matters of conscience that you want addressed after your passing but never discussed while you were alive.
Documents That Protect a Specific Person
A document that safeguards one person's interest — an acknowledgement of a debt, a private letter of instruction, a record that one specific person may need to protect their rights. Held securely, released only to them.
Privacy is an Islamic value. So is ensuring the right people know what they need to know.
Islam places a high value on Sitr — covering what does not need to be shared. Private matters between people, personal failures, sensitive family dynamics — these are not for general disclosure. They belong between the people they concern.
At the same time, there are matters that must be known when the time comes — obligations that need to be fulfilled, rights that need to be protected, disclosures that only one person should receive. The question is not whether to disclose, but how and when.
Sealed Disclosures honours both of these principles. Your private matters stay private. The right person receives what they need. Everything else remains closed.
Held securely. Released precisely.
Every sealed disclosure is encrypted and stored in your Vault — inaccessible to everyone until your passing is verified and the release process is triggered.
You seal it privately
Upload a document, write a disclosure, or record a private instruction. Assign it to a specific recipient — one person, by name. Set any conditions or notes for your executor. No one else can see it.
It is held until the moment arrives
Your sealed disclosure is encrypted and stored in your Vault. It is inaccessible to everyone — including your family, your executor, and anyone else — until your passing is verified and the release process is triggered.
It reaches the right person — and only them
Your executor is instructed to deliver the disclosure to the designated recipient. Every access event is logged with a timestamp — who opened what, when, and from where. If a disclosure is opened by anyone other than the intended recipient, that event is recorded and flagged.
A few important boundaries
Sealed Disclosures are private records stored in your Vault — they are not legal amendments to your will. If a disclosure contains information that affects your estate distribution, that information should be reflected in your will itself, not only in a sealed document.
If you are unsure whether a specific disclosure should be part of your will or held separately, the Scholar Review or Admin Review add-on can help you think through the right approach.
Scholar Review
For disclosures that involve religious obligations, private Islamic matters, or arrangements where you want scholarly guidance on how to handle them correctly.
Learn about Scholar Review →Admin & Legal Review
For disclosures that may interact with your estate documents or that involve legal considerations you want reviewed before sealing.
Learn about Admin Review →Some things deserve a safe place. This is it.
You have spent a lifetime making decisions, keeping confidences, and carrying things that were not for everyone to know. The Sealed Disclosures feature gives those things a dignified destination — private while you are alive, precise when the moment comes.
Sealed Disclosures are included in The Bridge from $5.99/month — encrypted, audited, and released only to the people you choose.