Press & Media
Covering Heritavo
Boilerplate, fact sheet, logos and a direct line to the founder. For interviews, background conversations or test accounts, get in touch any time — we usually reply within one business day.
About Heritavo
Boilerplate — may be reproduced verbatim:
Heritavo is a Swiss online service for digital legacy and emergency planning. Passwords, documents and personal messages are stored with end-to-end encryption — in a way that not even Heritavo itself can read them — and are handed over automatically and discreetly to designated trusted contacts when the time comes. The service is hosted in Switzerland and available in German, English, French and Italian.
Fact sheet
Story angles
Locked out when it matters
When someone dies or falls seriously ill, most families are locked out of their relative's accounts — from online banking to the photo archive.
Trust you don't need
Zero-knowledge encryption means the provider is technically unable to read its customers' data. What does trust look like when you don't need any?
More than the worst case
Digital estate planning is not just about death: dementia, accidents or a hospital stay make orderly access just as necessary.
Decryptable offline
The emergency notification arrives by email — but the handed-over data package is self-contained: recipients decrypt it locally in their browser, with no internet connection and without Heritavo needing to still exist.
Logos & assets
Product screenshots and a founder photo are available on request in print resolution.
Press contact
Moritz Hauff, founder — for interviews, background conversations and test accounts.
presse@heritavo.com