The plan your executor needs to settle your estate.
Before your family spends months hunting paperwork - Wiseplan gathers your accounts, property, documents and wishes into one executor-ready plan, with plain-English probate guidance.
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Who it's for
If you have a bank account, a home or a pension, it's for you.
That's really all it takes. You've got an estate, and one day someone has to make sense of it. Wiseplan is for you, your partner, your parents, your grandparents - anyone who'd rather leave a clear record than a guessing game.
No estate is too simple or too complex. Whether someone needs to step in while you're ill or away, or sort everything out after you're gone, Wiseplan spares the people you love the search.
Moved house?
New address, new mortgage, new deeds - and a will that may no longer say what you think it does.
New arrival?
A child or grandchild changes everything - guardians, gifts and who you'd want provided for.
Helping your parents?
Gather their accounts, wishes and paperwork while you can still ask - not after a crisis.
Helping your parents? Gather their accounts, wishes and paperwork while you can still ask.Photo by Kampus Production on Pexels.New arrival? Plan for guardians, gifts and who's provided for.Photo via Pexels.
Why it matters
Without a plan, things get lost.
Not just paperwork - money, wishes and months of your family's time. The numbers tell the story.
47%
of UK adults have no will - more than 32 million people.
The National Wills Report, 2025
56%
of will-makers arrange nothing else alongside their will - no LPA, no storage, no funeral plan.
IRN Legal Reports, 2024
£31bn
sits in 3.3 million lost pension pots - saved over a lifetime, then lost track of.
Pensions Policy Institute, 2024
1.5m
lasting powers of attorney were applied for in 2024 - a record year for getting prepared.
IRN Legal Reports, 2025
None of this needs to happen to your family. A clear plan is how you make sure it doesn't.
How it works
Three steps to an executor-ready plan.
Not a drawer of documents, not a spreadsheet only you understand - a guided way to leave exactly what they'll need, and nothing they don't.
01 · Gather
Curated records, not a document dump
Every form asks for exactly what an executor, attorney or family member would need - bank accounts, pensions, property, insurance, legal documents and wishes.
Snap paperwork on your phone - you always confirm what's captured
Completeness view: see what's done and what's missing
Nudges before records go stale
02 · Share
Choose who sees it, and when
Give your partner visibility today, your solicitor access to what they need, and your executors everything - only when the time comes.
Viewers, editors and professional access presets
Release now, on LPA, or only when needed
Change or revoke access at any time
03 · Hand over
They get a plan, not a treasure hunt
When it matters, the people you've chosen open a ready-to-use plan - with step-by-step probate guidance and your wishes alongside the numbers.
Executor-ready summary, organised for probate
Plain-English probate and LPA guides for England & Wales
Funeral wishes, letters and key contacts in one handover
A look inside
Your whole estate at a glance
Every vault, every record, and anything that still needs attention - organised the way the people you love will actually need it.
No - Wiseplan doesn't replace a will, and you should still have one. A will says who inherits; Wiseplan is the practical companion to it, holding everything your executor needs to actually carry out your wishes. If you don't have a will yet, we'll point you to where to get one.
Who can see my information, and when?
Only the people you name, and only when you decide. You choose who can open your Wiseplan and whether that's now, on request, or only once your death has been verified. You're in control at every step, and you can change your mind at any time.
What happens to my Wiseplan if the company stops trading?
Your records would never simply disappear. If we ever stopped trading, we'd securely delete your data so it can't fall into the wrong hands. And if Wiseplan were ever bought or sold, you'd be told and given the choice of whether to continue with the service - it's your information, and the decision stays with you.
How is this different from a password manager?
A password manager holds your logins. Wiseplan holds the whole picture - accounts, property, policies, legal documents, wishes and letters - and organises it the way an executor needs it, with guidance on what to do next. Passwords are just one small part.
How do I know my plan is complete?
Wiseplan guides you through what an executor or family member will actually need, section by section, so you can always see what's done and what's still missing. And because plans go stale, Wiseplan prompts you to review records you haven't updated in a while - so your plan stays accurate, not just filed away.
Is my data kept in the UK?
Yes. Wiseplan is built for families in England and Wales, stored in the UK, and follows UK data protection law. Dates, currency and probate guidance all follow England and Wales rules.
When does Wiseplan launch?
We're opening in small waves so we can support every new member properly. Join the waitlist and we'll write the moment your invitation is ready.
Our promise
We started Wiseplan after going through it ourselves.
When someone close to you dies, the grief is hard enough - and then comes the paperwork: accounts no one knew about, passwords no one wrote down, and weeks spent piecing together a life from letters and logins. Wiseplan is the calm, secure place we wish our families had - and the plain-English guidance we wish we'd had.
The Wiseplan founders
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