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Answer questions
Tell us about your family, property, gifts, decision-makers, and wishes in plain English.
Free will-planning questionnaire
Write a will
Create your will plan, step by step.
RIP.com guides you through your family, assets, beneficiaries, executor, guardians, final wishes, and digital legacy—one calm question at a time.
Start without an accountPrivate account draftsNo financial passwords
How it works
A clear plan now. Verified legal documents later.
The questionnaire and private account storage are free today. RIP.com does not currently generate a legal will or provide state-specific signing instructions.
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Review your wishes
See one readable plan, catch missing answers, and change any section before you finish.
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Generate documents
UpcomingComing later, after state-specific templates and legal language have been reviewed by qualified attorneys.
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Follow signing instructions
UpcomingComing later, after each state’s witness, notary, affidavit, and execution guidance is verified.
What a will does
It records who should handle your estate and who should receive it.
A will can name an executor, identify beneficiaries, leave specific gifts, and nominate guardians for minor children. Some property can pass outside a will through joint ownership or beneficiary designations, so this planner keeps those distinctions visible.
Most adults can benefit from making a plan, especially after a marriage, separation, birth, adoption, move, property purchase, or major financial change.
What to have ready
You only need the broad picture.
- Your legal name, state, and county
- The people you may name in your plan
- A broad list of property you own
- Any particular items you want to give
- Your preferred executor and a backup
- Any funeral, memorial, or digital wishes
Never enter Social Security numbers, account numbers, passwords, private keys, or seed phrases.
Know when to get help
A basic planner should know when your situation is not basic.
Consider speaking with an estate attorney when any of these apply. The builder will also flag relevant answers as you go.
- You own property in more than one state or country.
- You own a business or need a succession plan.
- You have a trust, a blended family, or a family member with special needs.
- You expect a dispute, want to disinherit someone, or have unusual conditions on a gift.
- You have significant debts, tax concerns, or an estate that may be complicated.
Private by design
Your draft is not a public RIP.com page.
Start on this device without an account. Sign in when you want to save an account-private, versioned draft. You control the information you enter, and the planner never asks for financial credentials.
RIP.com is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This free workflow helps you organize a will plan; it is not itself a will and does not replace advice from a qualified attorney.