The Individual plan ($10/month) is designed for one person, offering up to 5 active Capsules, 5 GB of secure storage, and check-in grace periods up to 60 days. The Family plan ($15/month) is our primary active plan for households, expanding to up to 15 active Capsules, 20 GB of shared storage, Connected Capsules, and extended grace periods up to 180 days. Both plans include full access to check-in schedules, trusted contacts, and release controls—with the option to switch to Safekeeping Mode ($199 account one-time fee, then $1.99/month) once your setup is complete.

Individual and Family start with 14 days of full management access. Use that time to create Capsules, add the people you trust, and set up their check-in and release plans. You can cancel before the trial ends if you decide not to continue.

The Individual plan includes 5 GB of secure storage across all your Capsules. The Family plan includes 20 GB of shared storage across Connected Capsules and family members.

An active subscription provides storage and manages your check-ins and agreed release process while life changes. You can add, edit, delete, and reorganize contents; change recipients; and update release rules. When you finish configuring your account, you can place it into Safekeeping Mode ($199 account one-time fee on first entry, then $1.99/month): this locks in its Capsules, contents, recipients, check-in schedule, and release plan with continuous monitoring.

Cancellation stops renewal, and management continues through your paid-through date. An active Collection or Capsule that has not entered Safekeeping Mode then has 30 days to reactivate or export its content. After that period, its contents and release plan are scheduled for deletion. An account in Safekeeping Mode remains intact and continues on its existing check-in and release plan with continuous monitoring.

When a subscription Collection reaches the end of its paid-through date, the 30-day recovery and export countdown begins. Once it ends, we schedule its contents, recipients, and release plan for deletion. Expiry never triggers release to recipients. Freezing an eligible Collection before deletion preserves its release plan without a subscription.

Create a Capsule, name the people you trust, choose how often to check in, and add the contents you want them to receive. You can refine its plan whenever you are actively subscribed.

Add files, folders, photos, videos, messages, instructions, and credentials. Each Capsule can have its own trusted contacts, recipients, check-in cadence, grace period, and release plan.

Your Capsule enters its grace period. It does not immediately release. The planned flow sends reminders, reaches out to trusted contacts, and completes required verification before following your release plan. For eligible Capsules configured with “No grace period”, a 24-hour urgent retry safeguard is used instead before release begins (Capsules containing credentials require a minimum 10-day grace period). A valid confirmation before final release resets your Capsule and returns it to active.

Yes. Each Capsule has its own recipients, check-in cadence, grace period, security requirements, and action plan. Connected Capsules can share defaults, and each Capsule can override them.

Yes—that is part of the planned design. Choose weekly, monthly, annual, or a custom interval for each Capsule, including once every five years. The interval sets when your next check-in is due; it does not extend subscription access. It continues for a frozen Collection using the cadence configured before Freeze.

Not automatically. Trusted contacts help confirm your status. Recipients are the people you designate to receive specific Capsule contents under your release plan.

No. OurSircle helps organize and share information. It does not replace a will, legal authority, an executor, or emergency services.

Release depends on active coverage and your configured conditions and verification requirements being met. A missed check-in does not immediately release private information. We cannot guarantee that a recipient remains reachable or accepts delivery.

Your credentials are encrypted before we store them and protected by strict access controls.

Only you and the people you explicitly authorize can access them. Being part of your family, company, or plan does not automatically give someone access.

Yes. You choose who can access each credential and can remove their access at any time.

Yes. You can create a release plan for a specific recipient or trusted workflow. That plan does not give the workflow access to your other credentials.

Yes. Removing access blocks future reads as soon as the change is processed. It cannot retrieve a credential that someone has already viewed, copied, or saved.

We record security events such as creating a credential, granting or removing access, releasing it, and successful access. Credential values are never included in those records.

Each encrypted credential is tied to its account, family or company, credential ID, and version. Altered or misplaced data cannot be decrypted.

We remove its current encrypted value and revoke access through the service. Protected backup copies may remain for a limited recovery period.