After a death
Gracekeeps Loss Care
A personal plan for everything that follows a death, with a care specialist to help you through it.
- Step-by-step plan
- Benefits finder
- Funeral cost planner
- Closing letters
Help for life’s hardest seasons
A plan and a person for the hardest days.
Gracekeeps helps families and employees after a death, while planning ahead, while caring for someone and during time away from work. One secure app gives you a clear plan. Trained care specialists help you follow it.
Here for your own family? See how Gracekeeps helps families.
- A step-by-step plan
- A care specialist
- Private by design
Nobody plans for the week after a funeral, the first month of caring for a parent or the morning they go back to work. So we made the plan, and we put a person beside it.
The platform
Five products. One place to turn.
Each product meets a different season of life. All five share one secure app, one private vault and one team of care specialists.
Planning ahead
Gracekeeps Legacy
Guided drafts of the documents that matter, and a safe place for wishes, accounts and letters.
- Will and directive drafts
- Trusted contacts
- Legacy letters
Caring for someone
Gracekeeps Caregiving
Share the work of care with a planner, a daily tracker and reports your doctor can read.
Time away from work
Gracekeeps Leave
Support from the first day of leave to a steady return, for bereavement, caregiving, medical and parental leave.
For financial professionals
Gracekeeps Advisor
Know when a client faces a life event, and have the right words and tools ready when you reach out.
How it works
Plan. People. Progress.
Three simple ideas sit behind everything Gracekeeps does.
Plan
A plan that fits your situation
Answer a few questions. Gracekeeps builds a personal plan with the right tasks in the right order, and explains each one in plain words.
People
A person who helps
A trained care specialist learns your situation, answers questions by chat and joins you on scheduled calls when things get complicated.
Progress
Progress you can see
Tasks, documents and notes live in one place. Invite family to share the work, and see what is done and what can wait.
For organizations
Help that arrives through someone people already trust.
Most families get Gracekeeps through a life insurer, a bank, a wealth firm or an employer. We make it simple to offer, and we show you what it changes.
Insurers, banks, wealth firms, credit unions
Financial institutions
Be present for beneficiaries and clients when it matters most, with a branded experience and tools for your relationship teams.
HR and benefits teams
Employers
Support people through loss, caregiving and leave, help them return well, and see only anonymous, aggregate results.
Brokers and advisors
Benefit consultants
Place a life events benefit that is easy to explain, quick to launch and measured with clear reporting.
Day one
What a family gets from the first sign in
No waiting list and no long forms. When Gracekeeps comes through an employer or insurer, a family has all of this on day one.
A personal plan
Tasks in a sensible order, shaped by what happened, who is involved and where the family lives.
A care specialist
A named person to message, with scheduled calls for the bigger questions.
A private vault
One place for the will, the policy, the death certificate and the rest, stored encrypted.
A benefits finder
A clear list of benefits and claims to look into, from Social Security to life insurance.
Room for family
Invite a partner or siblings to share tasks, without sharing every document.
Support for hard days
A grief and wellness library, plus small tools for breathing, rest and reflection.
Care specialists
Real people, trained for hard moments.
Care specialists are the heart of Gracekeeps. They help families make calls, find documents, understand benefits and decide what can wait.
They are trained in grief, caregiving and the practical steps that follow, and they know when to bring in a licensed professional.
- Chat in the app, plus scheduled calls
- A goal of a first reply within 24 hours
- Supervised, with regular case review
Security and privacy
Private by design. Yours to control.
Families trust us with the most personal details of their lives. We treat that trust as a duty, not a feature.
- Encryption in transit and at rest for documents and sensitive notes
- Employers and partners see only anonymous, aggregate numbers
- We never sell personal data
- Export or delete your information when you choose
By the numbers
A few true numbers
We are a new company, so we only share numbers we can stand behind.
5
products, one for each season
1
secure app for all of them
4
kinds of leave supported
Bereavement, caregiving, medical and parental.
24hr
goal for a first specialist reply
A target we hold ourselves to.
Resources
Free, practical reading
Guides and articles for families, whether or not they use Gracekeeps.
What to do in the first week after a death
A day-by-day guide to the first week after someone dies: the calls that matter, the decisions that can wait and how to look after yourself.
How to talk to your parents about their plans
Practical ways to start a conversation with your parents about wills, health wishes and money, without it feeling like an ambush.
A caregiver’s first 30 days
Becoming a caregiver often happens overnight. Here is a week-by-week way to get organized, find help and protect your own health.
Questions
Good questions, plain answers
Who is Gracekeeps for?
Families and employees going through a death, planning ahead, caring for someone or taking leave from work. We also serve the organizations that support them: life insurers, banks, wealth firms, credit unions, employers and benefit consultants.
How do people get Gracekeeps?
Most people get Gracekeeps through an employer or financial institution that pays for it. Anyone can also start on our free plan, or upgrade to Plus for care specialist support.
What does a care specialist do?
A care specialist helps you understand your plan, find what you need and take the next step. They can help you prepare for calls, draft letters and sort out what can wait. They are not lawyers, doctors or therapists, and they will tell you when you need one.
Is Gracekeeps legal, financial or medical advice?
No. Gracekeeps gives practical guidance and organization. For advice about your situation, talk with a licensed professional. We can help you prepare for that conversation.
Who can see my information?
You decide who in your family can see what. Your care specialist sees what they need to help you. Employers and partners never see personal details, only anonymous numbers across groups.
What does it cost?
The free plan costs nothing. Plus is $12 per month or $99 per year. If your employer or insurer offers Gracekeeps, you pay nothing. See pricing for organizations.
Get started
Let’s make the hardest days a little easier.
See Gracekeeps with your team, or start free for your own family today.