Last will and testament
The whole will, not a fill-in-the-blanks form.
Your answers drive a rules engine built on your province's succession legislation. The output is a complete, internally consistent will — and you read every clause of it before you pay a cent.
What is in it
Everything a complete will needs to say.
If your situation needs things a questionnaire cannot draft — trusts, business succession, disinheritance — we tell you to see a lawyer instead of pretending.
Executors, with backups
Primary and alternate executors, drawn from your contact list, with the compensation conversation flagged so nobody is surprised.
Specific gifts and charitable bequests
Named things to named people, and charities recorded with their exact legal name and CRA registration number so the gift actually lands.
The residue, split by percentages
Validated to exactly 100%, with a contingency for every beneficiary — per stirpes to their children, to the survivors, or to a named alternate.
Guardians and trusts for minor children
A guardian and backup for the kids, a trustee for the money, and the inheritance age you choose — 21, 25, or staged.
Pets
A pet guardian, a backup, and an optional care gift — the structure that actually works in Canadian law.
Final wishes
Burial, cremation and ceremony preferences, recorded where your executor will see them — with the honest note that these guide rather than bind.
The survivorship clause and the boring plumbing
The 30-day survivorship rule, revocation of prior wills, executor powers, digital-assets authority — the clauses nobody reads until they matter.
Province-specific signing instructions
Witness counts, age minimums, disqualifications, and whether video counts where you live — because execution is where wills fail.
Where
Built for Canada, live in three provinces.
Each live province runs its own rules engine — its own ages, witness rules, signing formalities and intestacy figures.
Live now
Full support: province-specific questionnaire, documents and signing instructions, checked against each province's own legislation.
Rest of Canada
- Saskatchewan
- Manitoba
- Québec
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
- Prince Edward Island
- Newfoundland & Labrador
- Yukon
- Northwest Territories
- Nunavut
We add a province only when its rules engine is done properly — not by relabelling another province's documents. More of Canada is coming.
Start your will. Pay when you approve it.
Answer the questions, read your finished will, then decide. $15 until October 31, 2026 — $29 after that.