Domains are spread across multiple registrars. No one knows the full picture.
Registrar logins, 2FA codes, and account details vanish when you do.
Miss one renewal and a $50,000 domain becomes someone else's auction win.
Which ones to sell? Which to keep? Who's the broker? What's it worth? Heirs are left guessing.
Store login credentials for every registrar — GoDaddy, Dynadot, Namecheap, and more. Encrypted in your vault, click-to-reveal when you need them.
Total value, renewal costs, acquisition costs, expiring domains — all at a glance. Status bars, registrar distribution charts, and portfolio health metrics.
Tell your heirs exactly what to do with each domain. Keep it. Sell for at least $X. Contact this broker. Let it expire. Your voice, preserved.
Track which brokers handle which domains. Pre-written email templates for heirs. Your heirs know exactly who to call and what deals are in progress.
Haven't opened the app in 30 days? Your beneficiaries automatically receive instructions and your encrypted vault. Configurable intervals and grace periods.
One-click export of a professional inheritance packet. Full inventory PDF and a stripped-down emergency PDF with no financial data for safe sharing.
Track 2FA settings, backup codes, recovery emails, SMS phone numbers, device lock screen PINs, and security questions for every registrar. Each gets a survivability score so you know if your heir can actually log in.
A one-page printable letter designed to be stored with your physical will. Tells your heir what DomainWill is, where to find the vault, and who to contact.
Flag critical domains that heirs should never modify, transfer, or let expire. Shown in a prominent red warning zone with special instructions.
Document what revenue each domain generates and what breaks if it lapses. Heirs see this prominently so they understand the urgency.
Document exactly how your heir will find the vault password — safe deposit box, attorney, trusted family member, or Dead Man's Switch.
Manage Afternic, Sedo, Atom and other sales platform accounts with full credential storage and MFA tracking — so your heir can access active listings.
Select multiple domains and edit any field globally. Combined with advanced filters, update entire subsets of your portfolio in seconds.
Filter domains by registrar, sales platform, broker, beneficiary, valuation range, and minimum offer. Stack filters for precise portfolio management.
Built-in order-of-operations walkthrough. Understand how auto-populations, MFA backup codes, and every feature works together.
Export your entire vault as an encrypted backup file. Save to Dropbox, iCloud, or USB. If your computer fails, restore on any machine in seconds.
Monthly calendar view with color-coded dots for expired and expiring domains. Click any day to see details. Never miss a renewal again.
Your entire portfolio at a glance
Search, filter, sort — your way
Every credential. Every backup code. Encrypted.
Never miss a renewal again
This is what your spouse sees
Set it and forget it
Visually distinct from the owner view so heirs always know where they are.
A welcome modal explains what domains are, what to do first, and that they have time.
Domains expiring within 15 or 30 days are called out prominently at the top.
Smart pricing guidance based on owner's valuations — so heirs don't panic-sell.
Step-by-step guides: renew, transfer, sell, contact a broker, handle 2FA, consolidate registrars.
Plain-English definitions of every domain term they'll encounter.
For heirs who just want to sell everything — broker vs. self-service guidance with fire-sale warnings.
Heir view starts locked — no accidental changes until they explicitly unlock.
Your spouse, kids, or attorney don't need to understand the domain industry. Heir Mode translates everything into plain language with actionable next steps.
👥 Heirs never pay. If you received a vault file from a family member, attorney, or the Dead Man's Switch — just install the app and import it. Full access, no license required. Your loved one already took care of it.
Set a strong master password and generate a 12-word recovery phrase. Store both safely.
Add your registrar accounts with login credentials, 2FA settings, backup codes, and device PINs.
Import from CSV/Excel or add manually. Include valuations, status tiers, and minimum offers.
Add the people who will inherit your portfolio. Document your access method.
Enable the Dead Man's Switch. Choose your check-in interval and grace period.
Generate the one-page letter that tells your heir everything they need to get started.
Store the handoff letter with your will. Open the app occasionally to check in. That's it.
The same standard used by governments and banks. Your entire database is encrypted at rest with your master password.
No cloud. No servers. No network calls. Your encrypted vault lives on your hard drive and nowhere else.
Your password is never stored anywhere — not on disk, not in memory after logout, not in any log file. We literally cannot access your data.
The Dead Man's Switch sends instructions + an encrypted vault file. Without the password, it's an unreadable blob. Intercepted? Useless.
Configure a check-in interval. If you don't open DomainWill within that window, your beneficiaries receive everything they need — automatically.
You haven't opened the app within your configured interval (7 days to 1 year).
A warning email is sent: "Check in within 48 hours." This catches vacations and busy weeks.
If no check-in after the grace period, your beneficiaries receive: instruction PDF + encrypted vault file + download link for DomainWill.
They install DomainWill, load the vault with your password (from your safe deposit box), and follow your per-domain instructions.
No credit card needed. Try everything for 14 days.
Download DomainWill today. Set it up in 15 minutes. Never worry about your domains again.
Linux also available. 14-day free trial — no credit card required.
Mac: Open the DMG and drag DomainWill to your Applications folder.
Windows: Run the installer. When prompted, choose "Just Me" (recommended) — this installs without needing admin access. You may see a SmartScreen warning on first run — click "More info" → "Run anyway."
Both: Your vault is stored locally — nothing is sent to the cloud. To uninstall, use your system's normal app removal process.