bethatghost holds your messages, voice notes, and instructions until a trigger event releases them to the people you chose. Set it up in an afternoon. Forget about it on purpose. Connect the web shell to the API and start shaping the MVP.
Text, voice, and video, scheduled for after.
Write the letter you've been writing in your head for a decade. Record the voice memo your daughter will keep on her phone for thirty years. Queue delivery to specific people, on specific conditions.
An agent trained on you, for the people who want to keep talking.
Feed it your writing, voice, and the conversations you're willing to hand over. After the trigger event, it holds short conversations in your idiom with people you approved. Not a resurrection. A letter that answers back.
A trigger-aware wallet that distributes funds on schedule.
A smart-contract wallet that moves funds to the right people on the right cadence once the trigger event fires. Built for founders, freelancers, and anyone whose money moves faster than probate.
Rafael is fifty-one, one heart attack in, and otherwise fine. He travels for work six months of the year. His daughter, Mira, is eleven.
In bethatghost, he sets eighteen messages. Her thirteenth birthday. Her sixteenth. A voice note for the morning she moves into her first apartment. A long letter, written in one sitting on a hotel bed in Lisbon, timed for the week after.
He checks in once a month. He forgets the app exists for the other twenty-nine days. That's the design.
On any shutdown event, your encrypted payloads and delivery schedule are handed to a pre-named escrow partner under a standing legal agreement. The partner continues scheduled delivery. You and your designated contact get a full, portable export the same week. The trigger keeps firing whether we're here or not.
Read the continuity agreement →Set it up. Check in once a month. Live the other days.