How to Test the Service

To safely test the the full logic of The Digital Heir, use your own contact details as your Heir’s contact details. That way, when the Pipeline ends, the access link will come back to you and you can see the delivery flow from both sides.
The setup is simple: add and verify your own contacts, add your Heir, create the Envelope, configure the Pipeline, and then test what happens when the Pipeline reaches its end.

Important Notes

Use your own contact details as the Heir’s details only for testing.
The free trial lasts 3 days.
After the trial ends, the system will stop checking in on you unless you are on a paid plan.
Editing and saving the Pipeline resets it and starts the cycle again.
You can also join the referral program from your dashboard.

What You Are Testing

1. Contact verification

Add your own emails, phone numbers, and Telegram.
Verify each contact you want to use in the Pipeline.
Verified contacts become available as actions in the Pipeline constructor.

2. Heir delivery flow

Create your Heir profile using your own spare contact details for testing.
Heir contacts are not verified during setup, so the Heir does not need to interact in advance.
When the Pipeline ends, the system generates and sends the special access link to the Heir contacts you provided.

3. Envelope encryption

Create a secure Envelope and protect it with secret questions.
Your text is encrypted before storage, and the answers themselves are never stored.

4. Pipeline logic

Build the sequence of actions the system will use to check whether you are okay.
You choose both the action type and the waiting interval.
If you respond with your password in time, the Pipeline resets. If not, it ends.

5. Final release scenario

When the Pipeline ends, the system generates a limited-time link.
That link is sent to all Heir contacts you entered.
Using that link, the Heir can try to decrypt the Envelope by answering the secret question.

Step-by-Step Test Walkthrough

Step 1. Add and verify your own contacts

Start by adding your own email addresses, phone numbers, and Telegram.
After adding each contact, open Edit and send the verification code.

Step 2. Create your Heir

Add a Heir profile with a nickname, language, and contact details.
For testing, use your own alternative contact details as the Heir’s details.
These Heir contacts are the destination for the delivery link when the Pipeline ends.

Step 3. Create your secure Envelope

Write the text you want to protect inside the Envelope.
Set at least one secret question and answer.
Make sure the answer is memorable for the right person but hard to guess for anyone else.

Step 4. Configure the Pipeline

Choose how the system should check in on you.
Available actions depend on which of your contacts have already been verified.
Save the Pipeline to activate it.

Step 5. Understand the outcome

If you reply in time with the correct Okay Password, the Pipeline resets.
If you do not reply in time, or the reply is wrong, the Pipeline ends.
After that, the system sends the access link to your Heir contacts.

Step 6. Test the Heir side

Open the link that was sent to your Heir contact.
Try to decrypt the Envelope by answering the secret question.
This lets you test the delivery and access flow from end to end.