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Now in beta for Canadian households
RiGEL helps you make the hard decisions, understand how they could affect the people you love, and prepare your family for what comes next.
RiGEL helps you decide who receives what, compare different possibilities, spot potential problems, and prepare a plan your family can actually understand and use.
Your plan is more than a collection of documents. It is a set of decisions that will affect real people.
Estate and inheritance decisions often become urgent when people are already grieving, overwhelmed, or under pressure. Important details may be scattered across documents, accounts, memories, and conversations that were never written down clearly.
RiGEL helps bring the picture together earlier, so families can understand what may happen next and where decisions need care.
How RiGEL works
RiGEL helps you organize what matters, compare possibilities, prepare for professional review, and keep important information ready as life changes.
Plan it
Bring together the people, assets, obligations, wishes, and information that shape your plan.
See what you have already organized, what still needs attention, and which decisions should come next.
Model it
Compare different choices and see how each one could affect the people you love.
Explore possible distributions, review estimated beneficiary outcomes, and identify choices that may deserve a closer look before settling on your plan.
Make it legal
Prepare your decisions for legal documents and professional review.
Native RiGEL will creation is in development. In the consumer beta, you can organize your decisions and prepare structured information for professional review.
Keep it ready
Update your plan as life changes and prepare clear information for your household and executor.
Keep important information current, preserve the reasoning behind key decisions, and prepare purpose-limited information for the people who may eventually need to act.
RiGEL does not replace a lawyer, accountant, or your own judgment. Modelled outcomes are illustrative planning estimates, not guaranteed results.
From readiness and scenarios to preparedness and executor handoff, these capabilities support clearer decisions without replacing professional advice.
Available in beta means the feature can be used today, but it may continue to change as RiGEL learns from beta members.
Review planning progress, see what you have organized, and notice areas that may still need attention.
Organize beneficiaries and explore how assets or portions of an estate may be distributed.
Compare different planning choices and review illustrative outcomes before deciding what may need professional review.
Notice uneven outcomes, exclusions, or choices that may deserve a closer look.
Authorized adults can organize relevant shared household planning information together.
Prepare a focused collection of information that may be useful during an emergency.
Organize key planning information into a clearer package for review, household preparation, or professional conversations.
Prepare purpose-limited information for the person who may eventually need to act.
Every family is different. Equal may not feel equitable. Clear may matter more than perfect. RiGEL helps families compare options so the reasoning behind a decision can be seen, discussed, and preserved.
When people understand the path behind a decision, they are less likely to fill the silence with suspicion.
Executors are often handed responsibility when life is already difficult. RiGEL helps prepare clearer records, plain-language summaries, and next steps so the person carrying that role is not left starting from scratch.
RiGEL uses structured rules, transparent assumptions, and repeatable logic to help explain outcomes clearly. Families do not need to see every technical detail at once, but the path behind each result should be available when it matters.
RiGEL is built to respect real households, not a single default idea of what a family looks like.
Understand how different family structures, children, stepchildren, partners, and beneficiaries may be affected.
Reflect the people who actually carry responsibility, not only traditional legal assumptions.
See where location, tax, residency, or jurisdiction may affect the path.
Support Section 87-aware, reserve property, trust, and family-context considerations where they apply.
Prepare clearer information before someone is asked to manage everything during grief.
RiGEL Personal is available now. Create your free account and start building a clearer plan for the people who depend on you.
RiGEL helps families understand what happens next, prepare for responsibility, and reduce avoidable confusion.
RiGEL provides planning clarity and structured outputs. It does not provide legal, tax, financial, or investment advice, and it does not create legally valid wills.
