Know what you have
Asset tracking
Build an inventory of property, accounts and digital belongings. Record ownership and beneficiary details, and keep track of what still needs checking.
Life organized. Estate planning made practical.
EstateMap brings your physical and digital belongings, your wishes, and next steps for loved ones into one place. Build your life plan today, so the people you love have a clearer picture of what to do after you’re gone.
Built for Texas adults, wherever you are in life.
Property, accounts and your digital life.
Your will, planning forms and important records.
The people to contact and the details they’ll need.
Tools for the whole picture
The home. The accounts. The documents in different places. EstateMap helps you connect those details and keep them useful as life changes.
Know what you have
Build an inventory of property, accounts and digital belongings. Record ownership and beneficiary details, and keep track of what still needs checking.
Keep important records together
Keep wills, completed forms and other important records together in a secure vault. Note where originals are kept so the details are easier to find.
Make sense of your questions
Ask general planning questions in plain English and get help finding your way around EstateMap. Understand the basics and prepare better questions for an attorney.
Put your wishes into words
Create a draft with the guided Will Builder, find Texas planning forms, and keep the documents you already have in your Vault.
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Work through the guided Will Builder to prepare a draft Last Will and Testament. Review and update the draft before taking the next steps toward signing.
Build your map, one step at a time
Give the important details a home: what you own, what you want, where records are kept, and who to contact. Start with what you know and work through the rest over time.
Already have a will? Start with the people, assets and records around it. You can use EstateMap without creating new documents.
List your physical and digital belongings, important people, and existing documents.
Prepare a draft will, find relevant Texas forms, and use the AI chatbot to explore general planning questions.
Note what needs attention, where key records are kept, and who your loved ones should contact. Revisit the details as life changes.
A small step you can take now
In about two minutes, answer six questions about your documents, accounts and trusted people. Get a short list of things to address or confirm—then choose one place to begin.
Free. No account or personal details needed. “Not sure” is a useful answer, too.
Your planning check
Question 1 of 6
Core instructions
Think about who would handle your estate and who would receive what. If you have minor children, also consider who is named as guardian.
Based on your answers
This check does not review your documents or determine whether your legal plan is complete.
Keep a note of your next step. These answers stay in this page and are not added to an EstateMap account.
A thoughtful step for the people you love