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UK online estate planner

Digital estate planning for UK families

A digital estate plan is more than an online will. It is the secure, living record your family can use to find your will, accounts, pensions, passwords, documents and wishes when it matters.

What searchers are really looking for

An online estate planner should make the handover easier

People searching for digital estate planning are usually trying to solve one practical problem: if something happens, will the right people know what exists, where it is, and what to do next?

  • A living estate organiser, not a one-off form
  • Will Hub, assets, liabilities, documents, wishes and credentials together
  • Built around the executor handover your family will actually need
  • UK-focused language, pricing and estate-planning context
  • Free to start, so families can begin before everything feels urgent
Beqst digital estate planning dashboard preview

What it includes

What should go in a digital estate plan?

A good digital estate plan gives your executor a complete, current map. These are the records UK families usually need to organise.

Will and legal document locations

Upload your will, LPAs, property documents and certificates, and note where each signed original is held.

Accounts, assets and debts

Keep banks, savings, investments, property, pensions, insurance and liabilities in one structured inventory.

Digital accounts and passwords

List important online accounts and store sensitive access details separately in a secure encrypted place.

Executor handover

Give your executor the practical map they need, without leaving your family to search through drawers and inboxes.

Final wishes and messages

Keep funeral preferences, personal wishes and important contacts together with the rest of the plan.

Security and access control

Protect sensitive information with encryption and keep control over what is shared with your executor after you die.

Online will vs estate organiser

An online estate planner should do more than write a will

A will is essential, but it is only one part of the estate planning job. Beqst focuses on the practical organisation around it.

Need
One-off online will service
Beqst online estate planner
Who inherits
Usually covered
Covered through Will Hub
Where everything is
Usually not covered
Central estate organiser
Passwords and digital accounts
Not suitable for the will
Encrypted credential safe
Executor handover
Limited to naming executors
Dedicated executor-ready record
Keeping it current
Often a static document
Living plan you can update

Comparing tools? Read our comparison of online estate planning apps in the UK.

How Beqst helps

A secure organiser for the whole estate planning picture

Beqst gives families a single place to build the plan, keep it current and prepare a calmer handover for executors.

Secure by design

Store sensitive estate information with encryption, access control and a product built for private family records.

Clear boundaries

Use Beqst to organise the facts, then involve solicitors or financial advisers when you need professional judgement.

Built for families

The end goal is simple: make it easier for the people you love to find what they need and carry out your wishes.

Beqst is an estate organisation tool, not a legal, tax or financial adviser. It does not replace a qualified solicitor or financial adviser for decisions about your estate.

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Start your digital estate plan today

Keep your will, accounts, pensions, documents, passwords and wishes organised in one secure place.