myAevum helps people document their assets, accounts, and final wishes — and hand that information securely to family after a death. I built and shipped the whole thing solo.
The differentiator
Most tools bolt a chatbot onto a form. myAevum treats AI as the primary interface — a named assistant, Aevum, that guides owners to complete their estate record, then gently walks grieving family members through it when they need it most.
What I built
A live app on a Cloudflare Workers API backend serving authenticated estate vaults — full CRUD across nine estate categories spanning financial accounts, insurance, legal documents, physical valuables, dependents, pets, and more.
Aevum is grounded in each user’s actual vault contents: vault data is injected as structured context on every query, with hard guardrails against fabricating financial or legal details. It runs in two modes — a proactive coach for vault owners, and a calm, emotionally calibrated guide for family members at the handoff moment.
A system that identifies missing or incomplete estate information and surfaces targeted prompts to fill it — turning a daunting, open-ended task into a guided one.
AI-powered extraction of structured fields — account numbers, beneficiaries, policy details — directly from uploaded documents.
A handoff access flow with tiered permissions enforced at the API layer, time-expiring invite tokens, and access logging — the moment the whole product exists to serve.
Technical stack
Skills demonstrated
Security & operations
A defense-in-depth posture appropriate for highly sensitive personal data, with cost controls and margin visibility built in from day one.