Scan
One photo fills the whole form
Photograph a passport or Emirates ID and the document number, the name and the expiry date fill themselves in. No typing, no spreadsheet.
Scan a passport once. LegacySave reads every field, tracks every expiry date, and keeps it where your family can reach it, from Dubai to Kochi to Toronto.
Emirates ID, passport, licence, visa, tenancy contract, PAN card. Names, numbers and dates are pulled out and filed for you. No typing, no spreadsheets.
Scanning runs on our own servers. Your documents are never handed to a third-party AI service.
Files, document numbers and names are encrypted where they are stored, not just while they travel.
Download any document at any time. No lock-in, nothing held hostage.
Point the camera. A passport takes a few seconds.
Names, numbers and dates are read and filed. Passport code lines are decoded exactly, never guessed.
Invite the people who need it, one document at a time. Nobody gets the whole vault by accident.
Reminders at 180, 90, 30, 7 and 1 day, for every member of the family.
Tap the tabs. This is the app’s real design.
Big type, one scan button, and every expiry turned into a countdown the whole family can see.
Each document wears its own countdown. Amber means start the renewal. Green means relax.
See who holds what, invite with a code, and manage a parent’s paperwork from your own phone.
When a document is added or a renewal is due, the whole family’s phones hear about it, not just the person who scanned it.
Attestations, consulate appointments, a cousin’s visa file. The admin of being far from home, handled in one place.
Reminders at 180, 90, 30, 7 and 1 day, to every member of the family. A renewal still open a month out escalates to the family owner too.
Your documents live on your phone. Scan a passport on a plane, open anything in a queue with no bars. It catches up with the family when a connection comes back.
Each document type gets its own fields.
Give your brother the visa file without handing over the whole vault. Permissions are per document.
Each deadline becomes a task assigned to whoever handles it, plus a monthly digest of what is coming up.
Face ID on the app, approval required for every new device, and two-factor sign-in when you want it.
Questions get a reply from a human, not a bot. Write to support@legacysave.space.
A father in Dubai, a daughter in Toronto, parents in Kochi. Different documents each, one family vault.
LegacySave keeps chasing each renewal until someone in the family actually does it.
Photograph what is in the folder tonight. The fields fill themselves as you go.
The expiries you are currently tracking in your head, listed, watched and shared.
Your family finds what they need without waking you up in another timezone.
The appointment needed a birth certificate. The right copy was in a drawer in Kochi.
Four passports in one family, four different expiry dates, all tracked in one person’s head.
“Where is Dad’s Emirates ID?” asked at 11pm from another timezone.
The tenancy contract from two apartments ago, needed today, found nowhere.
Attested copies, again. Which folder has the ones with the stamp?
Your brother needs the visa page, not the whole vault. Share exactly that.
Important documents travelling as photos in a chat, quality falling with each forward.
Set up their documents from your phone. They just tap the one big scan button.
The policy paper surfaces in minutes, not after a weekend of searching.
Every expiry watched, every reminder sent to the whole family. Nothing lives only in one head.

A four-hour drive to Abu Dhabi, a queue, and the wrong copy of a birth certificate. The right one was in a drawer in Kerala. We rebooked for six weeks later.
That’s the part of expat life nobody warns you about: your family’s most important papers live in three cities, two languages and one increasingly worried WhatsApp group.
LegacySave is what we built so it never happens again: a vault our parents can actually use, and our children will inherit.
LegacySave is live on the App Store and Google Play, and the vault is free to use. A paid plan for extra storage comes later, and the people on this list get the founder's price, held for their first year.
Your files are encrypted in storage, and scanning runs only on servers we own and operate. Your documents are never sent to a third-party AI service. To be straight with you, this is not a zero-knowledge system: watching expiry dates and filling in fields means our servers can decrypt what you store. What we promise is that nothing is sold, shared, or used to train anything, and that access is limited and logged.
The app runs on infrastructure we administer ourselves, and document reading happens on our own machines rather than on a big AI platform. Files are encrypted before they are written to storage.
There is nothing to pay yet, and while we are building, everything is free. When a paid family plan does arrive, this is the promise: your vault stays readable and you can download everything you have put in it, every original scan, whenever you want. No lock-in.
That was the design constraint. Big type, one button to scan, and you can set up their documents from your own phone and share access back to them.
That is the normal case, not the edge case. A father in Dubai, a daughter in Toronto and parents in Kochi need different papers. Each person gets their own list, and the India-side documents everyone shares sit in one place.
iPhone today. Android is on the roadmap and the app is built so it can follow.