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“ What you feel today can cross eternity. ”
HOW IT WORKS
Text, audio or video. Your words are encrypted and stored confidentially.
The person who will notify MFA when the time comes.
After verification, MFA delivers your final words to those you love.
YOUR GUARANTEES
Every message is end-to-end encrypted. Neither MFA nor any third party can access it. Only your designated recipients will receive it, and only after you're gone.
Your messages are sent only after your passing has been reported and confirmed by the MFA team. No message is sent without this explicit verification.
You personally choose the trusted person responsible for notifying MFA. They accept this role before you finalize your message.
WHY MFA?
Your messages are encrypted and stored securely, accessible only upon your passing.
No complex procedures. Your trusted contact handles everything when the time comes.
Your message will be delivered, even years after you recorded it.
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One message, delivered after you're gone.
A text message, stored and delivered after death.
An audio message (3 min max), stored and delivered after death.
A video message (1 min max), stored and delivered after death.
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THEY TRUST US
“I always wanted to tell my children some important things. With MFA, I know these words will reach them, no matter what.”
“After my father passed, we discovered he had left us a message. It was the most beautiful gift he could have given us.”
“Simple, secure, and deeply human. Exactly what was needed.”
FREE RESOURCE
A guide and three templates to write a heartfelt posthumous letter — completely free.
ACCESS THE FREE GUIDE →WHAT CAN YOU SEND WITH MFA?
Not sure what to write? Let these concrete examples guide you.
The words we keep meaning to say... MFA gives you the time to say them with care.
"You are the light of my life. Every day with you was a gift I never fully appreciated. I love you, deeply and forever."
"I leave in peace. I've lived a beautiful life, surrounded by the people I love. Don't grieve — celebrate what we shared."
"Do you remember Christmas morning in 1998? You were five, eyes wide open in front of the tree. That memory is the most beautiful of my life."
"You may not know how much you helped me, but you saved me in my darkest moments. I never told you. Thank you."
"I held a grudge against you, and I was wrong. I never asked for forgiveness. This message is my way of doing so — finally."
"If you're reading this on your wedding day, know that I would have given anything to be there. I am so proud of the person you've become."
Free your loved ones from the weight of decisions by clearly expressing your wishes. An invaluable gift.
"I want a civil ceremony, simple, no cut flowers. Just music — the song you all know I loved."
"I'd prefer it to be very intimate: immediate family only. No neighbors, no colleagues I hadn't seen in years."
"I wish to be cremated. My ashes can be scattered in the forest where we used to walk together."
"If you want a grave, it should be near my parents', at the local cemetery, section B."
"Here is an excerpt from the poem I loved. I'd like it read aloud — it sounds like me far more than any official speech would."
"No black. I'd prefer everyone wear something colorful. That's how I want to be celebrated: with life."
A precious guide so your loved ones can handle the estate without getting lost in the administrative maze.
"My main account is at Chase, downtown branch. My advisor is Ms. Johnson. Account number: XXXX-XXXX..."
"My life insurance is with Prudential, policy #LI-XXXXXX. Named beneficiary: my daughter Sarah. Contact the downtown office."
"I have a brokerage account at Fidelity (login in the digital vault) and a 401k at Vanguard. See my account statements for current values."
"The electricity account is in my wife's name — to be cancelled or transferred. The customer ID is on the last bill."
"The mortgage ends in March 2031. The monthly payment is debited on the 5th of each month from the Chase account."
"My physical safe is in the study closet, behind the boxes. My attorney is Robert Smith at Smith & Partners — he has my will."
Some truths deserve to be passed on. MFA offers a secure, dignified space to do so.
"There is something you need to know about your origins. It wasn't the right time to tell you while I was alive. Here is the truth..."
"I should have told you this long ago, but I never had the courage. Here is what I truly felt for you."
"I forgive you for what happened between us. You don't have to carry that weight for the rest of your life. It's over."
⚠️ Warning: never store a private key in plain text. Encrypt this type of information before entrusting it to MFA, and tell your recipient how to decrypt it.
"In the garden, under the maple tree, there's a buried metal box about 12 inches deep. It contains letters and something that has always belonged to you."
Your digital life exists after you're gone. Decide what happens to your online presence.
"Here are my main accounts: Gmail (secondary address), Amazon, Netflix. My password manager is Bitwarden — the file is on the desktop."
"My Facebook account can be turned into a memorial. Instagram: delete it. LinkedIn can stay — it might be useful for former colleagues."
"On my Google Drive, the folder 'Family — Photos' contains 20 years of memories. Don't delete it before making a copy."
"My personal website is hosted at GoDaddy, renewed every January. The login is in the password manager under 'GoDaddy'."
"In the folder 'Estate documents' in my Gmail, all the useful files for administrative procedures are organized and labeled."
For entrepreneurs, executives, and freelancers: ensure the longevity of what you've built.
"I want the business to continue in the spirit we've always had: quality over volume, always. Don't yield to pressure for fast growth."
"Mr. Thompson at Walmart has been our contact for 12 years. Protect that relationship — it represents 30% of revenue."
"The main server is accessible via VPN. The admin account and all critical access credentials are in the company digital vault."
"Cash flow is healthy today. We have a $40K receivable from Acme Corp — must be followed up before end of Q2."
"If you ever have to choose between fast growth and stability, always choose stability. I learned that lesson the hard way."
A funeral insurance policy is useless if no one knows it exists. Pass on this essential information.
"I took out a funeral insurance policy three years ago. It covers all funeral expenses. Don't spend money on this — everything is already arranged."
"My insurer is [Company Name]. Policy number: XXX-XXXX. Call them within 48 hours of my passing with that number."
"They handle everything — you don't need to manage any paperwork. Just call them with the policy number and they'll take it from there."
The values you pass on last far longer than material possessions. They are your deepest trace.
"Be honest, even when it's hard. Treat others the way you want to be treated. That's everything I truly learned in 70 years."
"If you're reading this, you exist — and I loved you before I ever knew you. Welcome to this extraordinary family."
"Your great-grandfather arrived here in 1952 with $20 in his pocket and a dream. Here is his story, the way he told it to me..."
"The pocket watch in the desk drawer: it belonged to my grandfather. I want you to keep it — you know why."
Don't let silence erase what you feel. Your message will stay with them forever.