Cognitive SaaS Digital

Inheritance inventory binders for offline wallet seed-phrase location planning.

We help Hong Kong families map where recovery phrases live—so heirs know which safe, drawer, or vault holds what, without putting the phrase itself in the binder.

What you can book

Practical sessions built around a physical inventory binder—not software accounts or remote dashboards.

Inheritance inventory binder

A guided build of the binder itself: location labels, custodian notes, and heir instructions that stay offline.

Session details

Location planning consult

A focused conversation about where phrases already sit—and whether those places remain findable for the people you name.

How it works

Heir briefing

A calm walkthrough with the people who will open the binder later, so the index makes sense before anyone needs it.

Briefing overview

The binder stays on paper. The phrase stays where you put it.

Families who keep offline wallets often write recovery phrases on paper, metal, or engraved plates—then forget that heirs may never learn which cupboard, bank box, or solicitor file holds which wallet.

Our work is the inventory layer: a binder that records locations, custodians, and access conditions. We do not copy seed phrases into the binder, photograph them, or store them on our systems.

Open notebook and pen on a wooden desk

From recent sessions

Clients talk about drawers, vault keys, and awkward family conversations—not product scores.

“We already had three different hiding places. The binder session forced us to write which child opens which box—and that alone stopped a long argument.”
— Mei L., Mid-Levels · Inheritance inventory binder
“The consult was useful, though I wish we had booked the heir briefing sooner. My brother still needed a second explanation of the solicitor-held plate.”
— Daniel K., Kowloon Tong · Location planning + briefing