In this section you can find all the news and official communications from the world of BoxTomorrow.

BoxTomorrow is a place where to insert documents, password, wishes and last wills storage. Create your digital will.

an online service to help get your shit together one step at a time, starting with your will, living will/advance directive and life insurance. Find reviews of online will making services, hassle free life insurance quotes and free and affordable answers to legal questions. GYST makes it easy with checklists, guides and weekly nudges to keep you on track. Come on, let’s GYST!

Everplans provides guides, resources and a platform to help you create a plan that contains everything your loved ones will need if something happens to you.

Send your loved ones' ashes into space with Ascension, run by the UK's leading experts in near space imagery.

Die neuesten Tweets von DeadSocial (@DeadSocial). The free end of life planning tool that enables us to leave goodbye messages. These are sent to our social networks once we pass away. #Tutorials #DigitalLegacy. London

MIT Hacking Medicine connects MIT and the health ecosystem to launch the next generation of healthcare solutions to solve the biggest challenges

After you are gone, should your Facebook profile be deleted? Do you have a health care proxy who will make medical decisions for you when you can’t? Burial or cremation? And what music should be played at your funeral?

Prepare while you can.

Want to create a will and do some end-of-life planning? There’s an app for that.

What can others learn about startups from the experience of hackathon winners? Find out Friday on our final live MedHeads broadcast of the year.

How do you want to be remembered? It’s a weighty question that we’ve all thought about at one time or another. Everybody hopes to have meaningful impact on

The new startup Cake helps you plan for the end of your life. Here's what happened when I tried it out.

Addressing all things that surround digital death, dying and creating a digital legacy in today's world

Addressing all things that surround digital death, dying and creating a digital legacy in today's world

The uses of social media have become ubiquitous in contemporary society at an astonishingly fast-paced rate. The internet and in particular platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are now part of most people's vocabulary and are starting to replace many face-to-face interactions. The online world, in particular, is alive with discussions, comments and anecdotes about the topics of illness, disease, hospitals, death and dying. The topic of death and dying had in the not too distant past been seen as taboo, but willingness and need to talk openly about it appears to be on the increase...

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The end of life social media tool and digital legacy resource for today's social media & connected world

How social accounts are used to support bereavement and tips on managing your accounts

What is the Digital Legacy Conference?

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At a Death Cafe people gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. Our objective is 'to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives'.

Digital legacy resources and tutorials