Take your time. There's no wrong way to do this. Just speak from where you are right now — your stories, your voice, the things you'd want them to know. It takes about ten minutes. It lasts forever.
What you've been given
Your agent set up a Legacy Vault in your name. Not tied to your policy. Not owned by your carrier. Not something that disappears if you switch agents or change plans or get swept away by raging walruses.
Your vault is a private, permanent place to store the version of you that exists right now — your voice, your words, your thoughts about the people you love — sealed until the moments that matter most.
It takes about ten minutes to start. It lasts forever.
The part nobody tells you
The way you talk. What worries you. What you hope for. The version of you right now — at this exact age, in this exact chapter of your life — is someone your children will never fully know. Unless you leave them something.
You bought life insurance because you love your family. But the vault isn't about what happens if you're gone. It's about the fact that by the time they're old enough to really know you, you'll be a different person. Both versions deserve to be known.
You choose when it opens. Their 18th birthday. Graduation. Their wedding day. Or any date you decide. Sealed until then — not even we can open it early. Just your voice, waiting for the moment you chose.
Once your vault is set up, you can invite the people who love your family — grandparents, aunts, old coaches — to add their own recordings. The vault fills with voices over years. Every one of them preserved, exactly as they were.
"I could have recorded something for my boys when they were first born. It would probably sound different than something I'd say today. They could've heard their dad speak from the past — a version of their dad they would never know, only get to hear."
— The idea that started Tomorrow From Today
Your vault belongs to you from the moment it's created. Not to your agent. Not to your carrier. Not to us. If your agent moves on, if your policy changes, if the world looks completely different in ten years — your vault stays exactly where it is. Sealed, safe, and yours.
We never listen to, transcribe, or analyze any recording. Encrypted, sealed, and accessible only to you and the people you choose.
If your account ever goes inactive, recordings enter grace mode permanently. Grandma's voice stays in the vault no matter what happens to the account.
You have a private download link to export every recording whenever you want. Your data is yours. We just make sure it's always there.
Start your guided interview. A few questions about who you are right now — your life, your family, what you hope for. No preparation needed. No wrong answers. Just speak from where you are. Your answers become sealed recordings delivered at the moments you choose.
Not a form. A conversation. Here's a glimpse of what you'll be asked — no preparation needed. Just speak from where you are right now.
Your recordings are private and encrypted. We never share, listen to, or analyze your content. · Privacy Policy · Terms of Use
This helps us frame the questions in a way that fits your story. There are no wrong answers — just speak from where you are.
Leaving something for your son or daughter
Leaving something for your grandchild
Sibling, niece, nephew, cousin, or other family
Someone you coached, taught, or walked alongside
Before you tell your story — tell us about the people whose story made yours possible. Your grandchildren will know you. But through you, they can know them too. This is the thread that connects the whole family tree.
Silence your phone. Like you would at church — flip it to silent so nothing interrupts you mid-story.
Find a quiet spot. A bedroom, a study, even a parked car works great. Somewhere the TV isn't on and the grandkids aren't running through.
Hold your phone naturally. About a foot from your face — like you're talking to someone on speaker. You don't need to lean in or shout.
There's no wrong way to do this. Don't worry about remembering everything perfectly. Just speak from where you are. The people who love you want your voice, not a performance.
These aren't milestone messages. These are the ones they reach for when life is overwhelming — or when they just need to hear your voice. Record as many as you'd like.
"I knew you could do it. I'm so proud of you." — For when they make it through something big.
"Sometimes life kicks you down. But you've made it through all of this." — For when they can't go on.
All the moments they made you proud — that they may never have known about. Tell them now.
This one is different. Speak as if you have all the time in the world — because right now, you do. Say everything. This recording releases the entire vault when the time comes.
Name one person you trust to release this vault when the time comes. They'll receive a private link — and when they use it, every recording in your vault will be delivered to your family at once.
🔒 This person cannot open your vault early — they can only release it when they decide the time is right. You can update this at any time.
Your recordings will be sealed until this moment. Choose the milestone that means the most.
Your vault is sealed. Every recording is safe, private, and waiting for exactly the moment you chose. Thank you for giving them something they'll carry forever.
Ask your agent about adding a 529 account to your Chronicle. Family can contribute as little as $25 alongside their recorded message — the voice and the money arrive together on milestone day.