For the person settling an estate
When someone dies, the paperwork arrives from every direction. EstatePath is being built to gather it into one calm, ordered plan, at your own pace.
Less searching. One place to start.
EstatePath will read the documents you already have and turn them into three useful things.
Tasks in a sensible order, with timing and space to note what’s done.
Accounts, assets, debts and recurring bills found in your documents.
Notification letters with the right account details, ready for you to review, sign and send.
Take a look inside
An account found on a statement. A bill that is still being paid. A letter that needs sending.
See how an example plan turns a pile of paper into steps you can take one at a time.
These are fictional examples, not advice about any real estate. The finished product is still in development.
The estate, at a glance
Turn on JavaScript to explore the example. Example: a checking account appears on a bank statement; the plan lists it and drafts a notification letter to the bank.
A gentle route through the details
You make every decision.
EstatePath keeps the list.
The will, the death certificate and recent statements. Photos are fine.
Accounts, assets, debts and regular bills are pulled into one inventory.
A state-specific checklist in order, with timing and a simple log of calls.
Review the pre-filled letters, sign them and send them yourself.
You make the decisions. EstatePath doesn’t act as executor, contact anyone for you or give legal advice.
A few useful answersOne simple price
A single payment per estate, not a subscription.
In many cases it may count as an estate expense.
Everything in one place while you settle the estate.
$149 / estate
Planned founding price · Pre-orders opening soon
EstatePath is for organising. Please speak to a probate attorney if any of these apply.
In development. Launch planned for early 2027.
Court and filing fees are separate. No payment is taken here.
Planned pre-orders will be refundable before delivery.
Before you ask
Clear expectations,
kindly put.
Not yet. It is in development, with launch planned for early 2027. This is an interactive preview. Pre-orders and document uploads are not open.
Executors and administrators of straightforward US estates who would like to handle the paperwork themselves, with everything kept in one place.
No. EstatePath drafts letters and keeps your checklist. You review, sign and send everything yourself, and you decide what happens next.
No. EstatePath is an organising and drafting tool. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal, tax or financial advice. For a contested will, a large or taxable estate, or questions about your duties, please consult a probate attorney.
No. Courts, institutions and your own decisions determine the outcome. You remain responsible for checking every step and letter.
A chatbot can describe general steps. EstatePath is intended to read your actual documents, keep one running inventory, remember what has been done and draft letters with the right account details, so nothing depends on a single conversation.
In many cases, reasonable administration costs may be paid by the estate. Rules vary, so please check with your adviser or the court.
This preview accepts no documents or personal information. Document handling, retention and deletion details will be provided before uploads become available.
Pre-orders are not open yet. The planned terms are a full refund on request before delivery, with an automatic refund if the stated delivery deadline is missed. The exact delivery date and refund process will be shown before payment opens.