Digital Life

• Getting Access to Everything
• Password Manager
• Two-Factor Authentication Devices
• Recovery Codes & Backup Keys
• Email & Phone
• Email Accounts
• Phone & Cell Plan
• Self-Hosted Services
• Server & Network Infrastructure
• This Bookstack Instance
• Other Self-Hosted Services
• Domain Names & DNS
• How to Keep Running or Shut Down
• Cloud Services & Storage
• Cloud Storage Accounts
• Photos & Media Libraries
• Subscriptions & Memberships
• Streaming Services
• Software Subscriptions
• Other Recurring Services
• Social Media & Digital Legacy
• Social Media Accounts
• Digital Legacy & Memorial Settings

Getting Access to Everything

Password Manager

This is the single most important page in this entire documentation. The password manager holds the keys to nearly every online account, service, and subscription. Getting into it unlocks everything else.

Password Manager Details

Password Manager	1Password
Account Email	sblizzard@gmail.com
Master Password	@M************j

Where to Find the Master Password

IMPORTANT: The master password is not stored digitally for security reasons. It can be found:

• [e.g., "Written on a card in the fireproof safe in the office closet"]
• [e.g., "Sealed envelope with attorney [Name] at [Firm]"]
• [e.g., "[Person's name] also knows it"]

How to Log In

1. Go to [URL — e.g., vault.bitwarden.com] or download the app
2. Enter the account email listed above
3. Enter the master password from the physical location described above
4. You may need a two-factor code — see the "Two-Factor Authentication Devices" page

What's Inside

Once you're in, you can search for any account by name. Each entry has the username, password, and usually the website URL. Important categories to look for:

• Banking & Financial — bank logins, investment accounts, credit cards
• Insurance — home, auto, life, health
• Utilities — electric, gas, water, internet
• Email — email account passwords
• Government — IRS, Social Security, DMV
• Subscriptions — streaming, software, memberships

Emergency Access Feature

[Does your password manager have an Emergency Access or Trusted Contact feature? If so, who is set up as the trusted contact and how does it work?]

Two-Factor Authentication Devices

Many accounts require a second factor (2FA) beyond the password — usually a code from a phone app or a physical key. Here's how to handle that.

Authenticator App

App Used	[e.g., Google Authenticator, Authy, Microsoft Authenticator]
On Which Device	[e.g., Steve's iPhone, also on iPad]
Backup Method	[Does the app sync to cloud? Is there a backup device?]

Physical Security Keys

Key Type	Location	Accounts It's Used For
[e.g., YubiKey]	[e.g., On keychain, in safe]	[e.g., Google, GitHub, Bitwarden]
[Backup key]	[Location]	[Same accounts]

SMS / Phone-Based 2FA

[Which accounts use text message codes? These will go to Steve's phone — you'll need access to that phone number. See "Phone & Cell Plan" for how to transfer or access the number.]

How to Access Steve's Phone

Phone Model	[Model]
PIN / Passcode	[Where to find it — e.g., password manager, written in safe]
Biometric	[Face ID / fingerprint — won't work for others, use PIN]

If You Can't Get 2FA Codes

Most services have a recovery process. Look for "Recovery Codes" on the next page, or contact the service's support with a death certificate — most major services (Google, Apple, Microsoft, etc.) have a deceased user process.

Recovery Codes & Backup Keys

When setting up two-factor authentication, most services provide one-time recovery codes. These are the "break glass" option if the authenticator app and security keys are both unavailable.

Where Recovery Codes Are Stored

[e.g., "Printed and stored in the fireproof safe," "Saved as a secure note in the password manager," "In a text file on the encrypted USB drive in the safe"]

Recovery Codes by Service

Service	Recovery Codes Location	Notes
Google	[Location]
Apple ID	[Location]	[Recovery key? Trusted phone number?]
Microsoft	[Location]
Password Manager	[Location]	[Most critical one]
[Other critical service]	[Location]

Encrypted USB / Backup Drive

[If you keep recovery codes or sensitive files on an encrypted USB drive, where is it and what's the decryption password?]

Location	[Where the USB drive is]
Encryption Method	[e.g., BitLocker, VeraCrypt]
Password	[Where to find it]

Email & Phone

Email Accounts

Primary Email

Email Address	[Primary email]
Provider	[Gmail, Outlook, self-hosted, etc.]
Password	See password manager
2FA Required?	[Yes/No — see 2FA page]
Used For	[e.g., Personal, bills, most account signups]

Other Email Accounts

Email Address	Provider	Purpose	Notes
[Email 2]	[Provider]	[Work, spam filter, etc.]
[Email 3]	[Provider]	[Purpose]

Email Forwarding / Aliases

[Are any emails forwarded to each other? Do you use aliases or catch-all addresses? This matters for receiving password reset emails.]

What to Do With Email

Keep the primary email account active for as long as possible — many account recovery and notification emails go there. Don't delete it or let it lapse. If it's a Gmail/Outlook account, it will stay active indefinitely as long as you log in occasionally. If it's tied to a custom domain, see "Domain Names & DNS" in the Self-Hosted Services chapter.

Phone & Cell Plan

Steve's Phone

Phone Number	[Phone number]
Carrier	[e.g., Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T]
Account Holder	[Name on the account]
Account Number / PIN	[Account number and transfer PIN — or "see password manager"]
Plan Type	[Individual / Family plan]
Monthly Cost	[Amount]
How It's Paid	[Auto-pay from which card/account]
Device Payment?	[Still paying off the phone? How much remains?]

Family Plan Members

[If it's a family plan, list who else is on it and their numbers. They'll need to know if the account holder changes.]

Name	Phone Number	Notes
[Name]	[Number]
[Name]	[Number]

Why the Phone Number Matters

Steve's phone number is likely the recovery number for many accounts and receives 2FA text codes. Do not cancel this line immediately. Keep it active for at least several months while you transition accounts. Contact the carrier to transfer ownership of the account if needed.

Porting / Transferring the Number

[Steps to transfer the phone number to another person or device. You'll typically need: death certificate, account PIN, and to visit a store or call customer service.]

Self-Hosted Services

Server & Network Infrastructure

For deep technical details, see "2 - Network Info" and "3 - Computers / Servers" on the Current Info shelf. This page is the executive summary.

What's Running and Why

The home runs two Unraid servers (plus supporting network infrastructure) that host media streaming, home automation, document management, DNS/ad-blocking, backups, and this documentation wiki. Everything runs on the 10.100.100.0/24 network. The primary server ("BlizzRAID") does the heavy lifting; the backup server provides redundancy and additional services.

Server Hardware

Name / Role	Type	IP Address	OS	Storage	Notes
BlizzRAID (Main Server)	Unraid Tower	10.100.100.4	Unraid 7.3.2 (Lifetime license)	4x 18 TB array (54 TB total, ~39 TB used), 2 TB NVMe cache, 1 TB passthrough	Runs most Docker containers and VMs. Hosts Plex, *arr stack, Home Assistant, Bookstack, and more. Login: 1Pass - Blizzraid
Unraid Backup	Unraid Tower	10.100.100.5	Unraid	7x 1 TB array (7 TB total, ~3.4 TB used) + 1 TB parity	Backup server with NFS mounts from BlizzRAID. Runs AdGuard, Cloudflared tunnel, DHCP VM. Login: 1Pass - Unraid Backup
Blizzard-AD (File Server)	Windows Server	10.100.100.15	Windows (Active Directory)		Active Directory domain controller and file shares. Also runs DHCP.
Ubuntu Server	VM on BlizzRAID	10.100.100.6	Ubuntu 24.04	500 GB vdisk	General purpose Linux server

Virtual Machines (on BlizzRAID - 10.100.100.4)

VM Name	Status	CPUs	RAM	IP Address	Purpose
HomeAssistant	Running	4	8 GB	10.100.100.20	Smart home automation (port 8023)
DHCP - 2	Running	2	4 GB	10.100.100.61	DHCP server
Homepage	Running	2	4 GB		Homepage dashboard server
Ubuntu	Running	2	8 GB	10.100.100.6	General Linux server
Web	Running	2	8 GB		Web server (has 1 snapshot)
web-fin	Running	4	8 GB		Web/finance server
LanTools	Running	1	4 GB		Network tools
ControlR	Stopped	2	8 GB		Remote control

Virtual Machines (on Backup Server - 10.100.100.5)

VM Name	Status	CPUs	RAM	Purpose
DHCP	Running	2	4 GB	DHCP server (redundant)

Network Equipment

Device	Brand / Model	IP Address	Notes
Router / Firewall	Gloud Gateway Ultra	10.100.100.1	Runs Unifi Network Controller. Login: admin / in password manager
Managed Switch	Netgear	10.100.100.2
POE Switch	Cisco 24-port	10.100.100.3	In office closet, powers APs and cameras
8-Port Switch	Ubiquiti US-8-60W	10.100.100.210
WiFi AP - House	Ubiquiti UniFi	10.100.100.211
WiFi AP - Mike	Ubiquiti UniFi	10.100.100.212
WiFi AP - Driveway	Ubiquiti UniFi	10.100.100.132
WiFi AP - Deck	Ubiquiti UniFi	10.100.100.136
Unifi Controller	Software (Docker)	10.100.100.72	Hosted on Backup server (10.100.100.5). Manages all WiFi APs.

How to Access the Servers

Both Unraid servers have web-based management interfaces:

• BlizzRAID (Main): http://10.100.100.4 - Credentials in 1Password under "Blizzraid"
• Unraid Backup: http://10.100.100.5 - Credentials in 1Password under "Unraid Backup"
• File Server (AD): 10.100.100.15 - Windows login: administrator / in password manager
• Router: http://10.100.100.1 - admin / in password manager

UPS / Power Protection

Steve: Fill in UPS details - what model, what it protects, battery runtime, and whether it triggers auto-shutdown.

This Bookstack Instance

About This Wiki

You're reading it right now. This Bookstack documentation wiki runs on the home server and is the central place for all household documentation.

URL	http://10.100.100.82/ (also https://docs.blizzhome.com)
Runs On	[Which server — e.g., "Main server in Docker"]
Admin Login	See password manager under "Bookstack"
Database	[e.g., MySQL/MariaDB running alongside in Docker]

Backups

[How is Bookstack backed up? Automated? Where do backups go? How to restore?]

If It Goes Down

[Quick steps to restart — e.g., "SSH into the server and run 'docker compose up -d' in /home/steve/bookstack" or "Restart the VM called 'bookstack' in Proxmox"]

If the Server Dies

If the server hardware fails entirely, this wiki goes with it unless backups are available. Consider keeping a printed or PDF copy of the "Read This First" book and the "Getting Access to Everything" chapter somewhere safe (like with the important documents in the safe).

Other Self-Hosted Services

All services below run on the home servers (BlizzRAID at 10.100.100.4 and Unraid Backup at 10.100.100.5). Web interfaces are accessible from inside the home network. Credentials are in 1Password unless noted otherwise.

Critical Services

Service	What It Does	URL	Server	Notes
Vaultwarden	Self-hosted password manager (Bitwarden compatible)	10.100.200.10	BlizzRAID	Contains all passwords. See Password Manager page.
AdGuard Home (x3)	Network DNS ad-blocking	10.100.100.16, 10.100.100.17, 10.100.100.18	Both servers	Three instances for redundancy. If all go down, change DNS on DHCP server. Ask Adam A. for help.
Nginx Proxy Manager	Reverse proxy for all services	http://10.100.100.98	BlizzRAID	Routes external traffic to internal services via Cloudflare tunnel
Cloudflared Tunnel (x2)	Secure external access without port forwarding		Both servers	Connects services to Cloudflare for external access
MariaDB	Database server	10.100.100.81	BlizzRAID	Used by Bookstack and other services
Redis	In-memory database/cache	10.100.100.91	BlizzRAID	Used by Paperless-NGX and other services
Duplicati	Backup software	http://10.100.100.4:8200	BlizzRAID	Backs up server data to local and remote locations

Media & Entertainment

Service	What It Does	URL	Server	Notes
Plex	Primary media server (movies, TV, music)	http://10.100.100.11:32400	BlizzRAID	Media libraries: Movies, TV, 4K Movies, 4K TV, Classic TV, Music, and more
Jellyfin	Alternative media server	10.100.200.30	BlizzRAID	Open-source Plex alternative
Sonarr	TV show management & downloading	http://10.100.100.85	BlizzRAID	Automatically downloads TV episodes
Radarr	Movie management & downloading	http://10.100.100.87	BlizzRAID	Automatically downloads movies
Lidarr	Music management & downloading	10.100.200.16	BlizzRAID	Automatically downloads music
Readarr	Book/audiobook management	http://10.100.100.92	BlizzRAID	Automatically downloads ebooks
Prowlarr	Indexer manager for *arr apps	http://10.100.100.86	BlizzRAID	Manages download sources for Sonarr/Radarr/etc.
SABnzbd	Usenet download client	http://10.100.100.89	BlizzRAID	Downloads from Usenet (requires active Usenet subscription)
Bazarr	Subtitle management	10.100.200.6	BlizzRAID	Automatically downloads subtitles for movies & TV
Seerr	Media request manager	http://10.100.100.84	BlizzRAID	Lets family members request movies/TV shows (replaced Overseerr)
Censorarr	Content filtering for media	10.100.200.70	BlizzRAID	Filters content in media playback
Threadfin	IPTV/DVR proxy	http://10.100.100.83	BlizzRAID	Provides TV tuner emulation for Plex DVR
Plex-Auto-Languages	Plex helper		BlizzRAID	Automatically sets language preferences in Plex
Plex-Poster-Helper-2	Plex poster management	10.100.200.19	BlizzRAID	Manages custom poster artwork
Pinchflat (x2)	YouTube archiver	http://10.100.100.4:8945	Both servers	Archives YouTube content
Calibre	Ebook management	http://10.100.100.75	BlizzRAID	Ebook library manager

Home Automation & Smart Home

Service	What It Does	URL	Server	Notes
Home Assistant	Smart home automation hub	http://10.100.100.20:8023	BlizzRAID (VM)	Controls lights, sensors, automations. See Smart Home book on Current Info shelf.
Homey	Smart home hub (Athom)	10.100.100.93	BlizzRAID	Additional smart home platform
Homebridge	HomeKit bridge	http://10.100.100.4:8581	BlizzRAID	Exposes non-HomeKit devices to Apple Home
Hubitat (x2)	Smart home controllers	10.100.100.21 (Home), 10.100.100.22 (Mike)	Hardware devices	Zigbee/Z-Wave controllers

Productivity & Documents

Service	What It Does	URL	Server	Notes
Bookstack	Documentation wiki (this site)	http://10.100.100.82 / https://docs.blizzhome.com	BlizzRAID	See "This Bookstack Instance" page
Paperless-NGX	Document management system	http://10.100.100.90	BlizzRAID	Scans, OCRs, and organizes documents. Check for important docs!
Mealie	Recipe manager	http://10.100.100.39	BlizzRAID	Family recipe collection
n8n	Workflow automation	10.100.200.8	BlizzRAID	Automates tasks between services
Open WebUI	AI chat interface	10.100.200.50	BlizzRAID	Self-hosted AI chatbot interface

Photos & Security

Service	What It Does	URL	Server	Notes
Immich	Photo & video management	10.100.200.15	BlizzRAID	Google Photos alternative. Has its own PostgreSQL database (10.100.200.14).
Reolink Camera Server	Security cameras	http://10.100.100.80	Dedicated device	NVR for security cameras

Gaming & Other

Service	What It Does	URL	Server	Notes
AMP	Game server manager	10.100.200.25	BlizzRAID	Manages game servers (Minecraft, etc.)
Speedtest Tracker	Internet speed monitoring	http://10.100.100.7	BlizzRAID	Runs speed tests every 30 minutes
Tracearr	Media tracking	10.100.200.88	BlizzRAID	Tracks media activity
Octoprint	3D printer control	http://10.100.100.30:5000	Dedicated device	Controls 3D printer remotely
Caddy Proxy	Web server / reverse proxy	10.100.100.10		Additional reverse proxy
Networking Toolbox	Network diagnostics	http://10.100.100.4:3500	BlizzRAID	Network troubleshooting tools

Stopped / Inactive Services

These containers exist but are currently stopped. They can be started from the Unraid Docker page if needed:

Service	What It Does	Server
FlareSolverr	Captcha solving proxy for *arr apps	BlizzRAID
AdGuardBuddy	AdGuard sync tool	BlizzRAID
Wizarr	Plex invitation manager	BlizzRAID
Prismarr	Media management tool	BlizzRAID
TandoorRecipes	Alternative recipe manager	BlizzRAID
GoAccess-NPMLogs	Nginx Proxy Manager log viewer	BlizzRAID
Homepage	Dashboard/homepage app	BlizzRAID
BentoPDF	PDF generator	BlizzRAID
ConvertX	File converter	Backup
Morphos	File converter	Backup

Priority Guide

Critical - Needs to keep running: Vaultwarden, AdGuard Home, MariaDB, Redis, Duplicati, Nginx Proxy Manager
Important - Useful to keep but not urgent: Home Assistant, Plex, Paperless-NGX, Immich, Bookstack, SABnzbd
Nice to have - Can be shut down whenever: *arr stack, Jellyfin, Mealie, AMP, Speedtest, Pinchflat, Open WebUI, and everything else

Domain Names & DNS

Domains Owned

Domain	Registrar	Expiration	Auto-Renew?	What It's Used For
blizzhome.com	[Registrar — e.g., Cloudflare, Namecheap, Google]	[Date]	[Yes/No]	Home documentation (docs.blizzhome.com)
[Other domain]	[Registrar]	[Date]	[Yes/No]	[Purpose]

Registrar Login

See password manager — search for the registrar name (e.g., "Cloudflare," "Namecheap").

DNS Provider

DNS Managed By	[Same as registrar? Cloudflare? Self-hosted?]
How to Access	[URL and login info]

What to Do With Domains

Keep auto-renew on for any domain that matters (especially blizzhome.com if this wiki uses it). Domains that aren't needed can be allowed to expire. The registrar account credentials are in the password manager.

Dynamic DNS / Reverse Proxy

[If you use a dynamic DNS service or reverse proxy (e.g., Nginx Proxy Manager, Caddy, Traefik) to make services accessible, describe the setup here.]

How to Keep Running or Shut Down

Option 1: Keep Everything Running (Easiest Short-Term)

The servers and services will keep running on their own for weeks or months with no intervention. As long as the power stays on and the internet bill is paid, everything will just work. This buys you time to figure out what you want to do long-term.

Option 2: Keep Only the Essentials

If you want to simplify but keep some things:

1. Keep running: The password manager (if self-hosted), this Bookstack wiki, home automation, and DNS/ad-blocking
2. Can shut down: Media server, any hobby/project services
3. To stop a service: [e.g., "SSH into the server and run 'docker stop [container-name]'"]

Option 3: Shut Everything Down

If you want to turn it all off:

1. First: Export/backup anything you want to keep:
   • This Bookstack wiki — [how to export, e.g., "Settings > Maintenance > Export" or backup files]
   • Any files on the NAS/server — [copy to an external drive or cloud]
   • Photos/media — [where they are and how to copy them]
2. Then: You can simply power off the server. Nothing bad will happen. The smart home devices will still work locally (lights, locks) but automations will stop.
3. WiFi and internet will keep working — those run on separate equipment (router/access points), not the server.

Getting Help

If you need someone technical to help with the servers, reach out to:

• [Trusted tech-savvy friend/family member name and contact]
• [Local IT professional or MSP if applicable]

The detailed technical docs are in the "2 - Network Info" and "3 - Computers / Servers" books — a knowledgeable person can follow those.

Cloud Services & Storage

Cloud Storage Accounts

Cloud Storage

Service	Account / Email	Storage Used	What's Stored There	Monthly Cost
Google Drive	[Email]	[e.g., 50 GB of 100 GB]	[Documents, scans, shared files]	[Free / $X]
iCloud	[Apple ID email]	[Usage]	[iPhone backups, photos, docs]	[Amount]
OneDrive	[Email]	[Usage]	[What's there]	[Amount]
Dropbox	[Email]	[Usage]	[What's there]	[Amount]
[Other]	[Account]	[Usage]	[Contents]	[Cost]

Delete rows for services you don't use. All login credentials are in the password manager.

Important Files to Know About

[Call out specific folders or files that someone might need — e.g., "The 'Important Documents' folder in Google Drive has scans of all our insurance policies, the will, and tax returns going back 5 years."]

Shared Drives / Folders

[Any shared folders with family members? Shared Google Drive? Family iCloud?]

What to Do

Don't delete any cloud storage accounts right away. Review the contents first — there may be important documents, shared family photos, or files other people depend on. Most services will keep the account active indefinitely as long as the subscription is paid (or it's free tier).

Photos & Media Libraries

Where Photos Are Stored

Service / Location	Account	Approx. Size	Backed Up Elsewhere?
Google Photos	[Email]	[Size]	[Yes/No — where?]
Apple Photos / iCloud	[Apple ID]	[Size]	[Yes/No]
Local NAS / Server	[Path or share name]	[Size]	[Backup details]
External Hard Drive	[Label / location]	[Size]
[Other]

Photo Organization

[How are photos organized — by year, by event? Is there a primary library that's the "master" copy? Any shared family albums?]

Video / Media

[Home videos — where are they stored? Any special format considerations? Media server library (Plex/Jellyfin) — where are those files?]

What to Do

Photos are irreplaceable. Before canceling any cloud storage service, make sure all photos are downloaded or backed up elsewhere. Google Takeout (takeout.google.com) can export all Google Photos. Apple has a similar process through privacy.apple.com.

Subscriptions & Memberships

Streaming Services

All login credentials are in the password manager.

Video Streaming

Service	Account Email	Monthly Cost	Payment Method	Shared With
[Netflix]	[Email]	[$X]	[Card ending XXXX]	[Family members]
[Hulu]	[Email]	[$X]	[Card]
[Disney+]	[Email]	[$X]	[Card]
[YouTube Premium]	[Email]	[$X]	[Card]	[Family plan?]
[Amazon Prime Video]	[Email]	[Part of Prime]	[Card]
[Add/remove as needed]

Music Streaming

Service	Account Email	Monthly Cost	Payment Method	Family Plan?
[Spotify / Apple Music / etc.]	[Email]	[$X]	[Card]	[Yes/No — who's on it]

What to Do

Review which services other family members use. Keep shared/family plan subscriptions active as long as others need them. Cancel anything that only Steve used when ready. Most services won't charge after cancellation — they just stop at the end of the billing period.

Software Subscriptions

Software & App Subscriptions

Service	What It's For	Cost	Billing Cycle	Keep?
[e.g., Microsoft 365]	Office apps, OneDrive	[$X]	[Monthly/Annual]	[Yes — family uses it]
[e.g., Adobe CC]	Photoshop, etc.	[$X]	[Monthly/Annual]	[Cancel if not needed]
[e.g., Password manager]	Password storage	[$X]	[Annual]	[KEEP — critical]
[e.g., VPN service]	Privacy/security	[$X]	[Annual]	[Optional]
[e.g., Cloud backup]	Online backup	[$X]	[Monthly]	[Keep until data retrieved]
[Add more rows]

App Store Subscriptions

[Check for subscriptions through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. These are managed through the respective accounts, not individual websites. In iOS: Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. In Android: Play Store > Payments & subscriptions.]

Domain / Hosting Subscriptions

[Any recurring charges for domain names, web hosting, or cloud services — see also "Domain Names & DNS" page.]

Other Recurring Services

Memberships

Service	Type	Cost	Billing	Notes
[Amazon Prime]	Shopping / Shipping	[$X/year]	[Annual]	[Cancel or keep — others may use it]
[Costco / Sam's Club]	Warehouse membership	[$X/year]	[Annual]
[Gym membership]	Fitness	[$X/month]	[Monthly]	[May need to cancel in person]
[AAA]	Roadside assistance	[$X/year]	[Annual]	[Covers vehicles]
[Add more rows]

Gaming

Service / Platform	Account	Monthly Cost	Notes
[Xbox Game Pass / PS Plus]	[Username]	[$X]	[Digital game library tied to this account]
[Steam]	[Username]	[Free / varies]	[Purchased game library]
[Nintendo Online]	[Account]	[$X]

Charitable Giving / Recurring Donations

Organization	Amount	Frequency	Payment Method
[Church tithe]	[$X]	[Weekly/Monthly]	[Bank account / card]
[Other charity]	[$X]	[Monthly/Annual]	[Payment method]

Total Monthly Recurring Costs

[Optional: add up all the monthly costs from this chapter so family has a rough number. e.g., "Total recurring digital subscriptions: approximately $XXX/month"]

Social Media & Digital Legacy

Social Media Accounts

All login credentials are in the password manager.

Active Accounts

Platform	Username / Profile	Email on Account	What to Do
Facebook	[Username or profile URL]	[Email]	[Memorialize / Delete / Leave]
Instagram	[@handle]	[Email]	[Memorialize / Delete]
Twitter / X	[@handle]	[Email]	[Delete / Leave]
LinkedIn	[Profile URL]	[Email]	[Memorialize / Delete]
Reddit	[Username]	[Email]	[Leave / Delete]
YouTube	[Channel name]	[Google account]	[Leave / Delete]
[Other]

What "Memorialize" Means

Some platforms (Facebook, Instagram) let you turn a profile into a memorial page. This preserves the profile and lets friends post memories. You'll typically need to submit a death certificate through the platform's help center.

Legacy Contact (Facebook)

[Have you set a Legacy Contact on Facebook? If so, who? This person can manage your memorialized profile.]

Google Inactive Account Manager

[Have you set up Google's Inactive Account Manager? If so, who is the trusted contact and what will they receive? Check at myaccount.google.com/inactive]

Digital Legacy & Memorial Settings

My Wishes

[This is the place to express what you'd want done with your digital presence. Write in your own words. For example:]

• "Memorialize my Facebook, delete Twitter and Reddit."
• "Keep my Google account active for at least a year — there are shared files others need."
• "My photo library on Google Photos has all our family photos — please make sure [person] has a copy before closing anything."
• "Don't worry about the servers — just turn them off when you're ready."

Accounts With Legacy / Deceased User Processes

Service	Process	URL
Google	Inactive Account Manager or request for deceased user	support.google.com/accounts/troubleshooter/6357590
Apple	Digital Legacy Contact or deceased account request	support.apple.com/en-us/HT208510
Facebook	Memorialization or account removal	facebook.com/help/contact/305593649477238
Instagram	Memorialization request	help.instagram.com/contact/1474899482730688
Microsoft	Next of Kin process	support.microsoft.com (search "deceased user")

Digital Legacy Contacts Already Configured

Service	Legacy Contact	What They Can Access
Apple (Digital Legacy)	[Name or "not set up"]	[Details]
Google (Inactive Account Manager)	[Name or "not set up"]	[Details]
Facebook (Legacy Contact)	[Name or "not set up"]	[Details]
Password Manager (Emergency Access)	[Name or "not set up"]	[Details]

Recommendation

If you haven't already set up legacy/inactive account contacts on Google, Apple, and Facebook, consider doing so. It makes access much easier for your family without having to go through formal requests with death certificates. The password manager's emergency access feature is especially valuable.