Whatever stage of life you’re at. Clear guidance. Prices upfront.
of Australians had not set up an Enduring Power of Attorney for themselves
Australian Human Rights Commission, 2024of Australians do not have a Will
Finder survey, October 2022of Australians aged 65+ with a Will had never updated it
Public Trustee of Queensland, 2025Find out where you stand, put the right documents in place, and keep it all safe for the people who’ll need it. Everything connected, in one place.
Start or continue your journey, one step at a time, at your own pace.
Know where you stand. Find out what you have covered, what’s missing and what to do first.
Build on what you know. Choose where to begin.
Choose who can act for you if you can’t make decisions yourself.
From $95Explore Power of Attorney →Set out who receives your assets and who will carry out your wishes. Already have a Will? Check it still works.
Make your wishes clearExplore Wills →Keep life’s important details together, with access for the people you choose.
Private. Organised. Ready.Discover the Vault →An app you’ll use every day, so it stays up to date as your life changes.
…and much more.
The right access for the right people. Everything they’ll need, in one secure place, only when it’s needed.
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You can, and for complex situations you should. But choices like who should be your executor or attorney, who looks after your children, and what your wishes really are deserve time to think through and talk over. At home, you can stop and start whenever you like, and change your mind before you finish. Along the way, you’ll see real cases we’ve researched, showing how situations like yours have played out. Carefully designed questions adapt to your answers, guiding you through what matters to you, with no hourly bill ticking up while you think.
If your situation needs a lawyer, we’ll tell you, and you can still benefit from using our readiness report or documents. Everything you’ve done becomes a head start: if you choose to use a lawyer you arrive with the information gathered and the important questions already considered. That preparation can save your lawyer hours, and save you money.
A free Will or Power of Attorney could be the most expensive one you ever get. “Free” usually means someone else is paying: through commissions, by asking you to leave a gift to a nominated charity, or by using your details to sell you other products. And a document that’s wrong or out of date can cost your family far more later.
We’re not funded any other way: we take no commissions, never sell your information, and charge only for the service you choose, with no strings attached.
Unlike many document services, YourWillPro combines everything you need in one place: understanding where you stand, preparing your documents, organising everyday life, and making things easier for the people who may one day act for you.
Each part works together. Our Enduring Power of Attorney is built specifically for the job, not added on to a Will, and guides you through the decisions that matter. Our Will checks for common problem areas using ICE, our intelligent contestability engine, built on hundreds of documented court cases, while a visual display helps you see who gets what as you build it.
Your private Vault keeps your documents and other important information together, with controlled access for the people you choose. Free to download and useful every day, it helps you keep things organised as your life changes, so your preparation continues long after a document is signed.
YourWillPro is Australian-owned and independent. The company behind it has been in business since 2002, and for almost 20 years provided IT services to businesses of all sizes and to government. YourWillPro was built by its founder after he set out to get his own affairs in order and found the existing tools fell short.
We’re a guided document service, not a law firm, we never give legal advice and we’re open about what we do and don’t do. You can see a sample before you buy, and if your situation needs a lawyer, we’ll tell you.
Where your state has an official form, that’s what we use, and where it doesn’t, we follow your state’s legal requirements. We guide you step by step, so nothing important is missed.
Once you’re done, we show you exactly how to sign and witness your documents, because that’s the step that makes them legal.
Companies, banks and even government departments are being hacked almost every week. In 2019, Facebook agreed to a record US$5 billion penalty from the US Federal Trade Commission after millions of users’ data was taken without their consent.
So we decided to do things differently. You don’t have to trust that your data is safe with us: we don’t keep it. While you work, your answers are encrypted, and when you’re done, you can download a password-protected copy to keep on your own device, and we delete ours.
Your Vault goes further: everything stays on your own device, not on our servers, so it’s yours alone.
Locally owned and made for Australian families.
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Not sure what you need? The Readiness Report looks at your whole situation and ranks what to do first.
Find out where you stand →With the Estate Readiness Report. It looks at your whole situation and ranks what to do first, so you only spend time and money on the steps you need. You can also go straight to any step.
Not for straightforward situations. is a guided document service, not a law firm. If your situation is complex, a lawyer is the right next step, and your report will tell you when.
The Estate Readiness Report covers all states and territories. The Enduring Power of Attorney is available in Queensland and New South Wales. The Will is being built for all states and territories, starting with Queensland and New South Wales.
The Estate Readiness Report takes 20 to 30 minutes on average. Each step is done at home, at your own pace, in plain English.
A Will only works after you die. If you're alive but can't make decisions, an Enduring Power of Attorney is what lets someone you trust act for you.
If you already have a Will, upload a scan or enter the details. Our Will engine checks it for conflicts and other issues and gives you a clear report. What you enter can go into your Vault.
Where there is an official government form, we use it. Otherwise, we prepare documents that meet the requirements of the state they relate to. They still need to be signed and witnessed correctly, and we show you exactly how.
Marriage, separation, a new child or a new home can all change what you need. Your Estate Readiness Report includes 3 updates in 12 months, and you can update your Enduring Power of Attorney and your Will for up to 12 months.
A secure app that runs on your phone, tablet or computer. It's useful today for passwords, bills and receipts, and priceless the next, because it holds everything your executor will need in one place.
It has two sides. Everyday: your bills, subscriptions, passwords, receipts and warranties. When it matters: your Will and Power of Attorney, bank and super accounts, shares, insurance and online accounts, plus your circle: family, executors, attorneys, guardians and the people who need to be told.
No. You can download the free version of the Vault when it becomes available, soon.
Yes. The Vault runs on your phone, tablet or computer.
On your device, encrypted. It's protected in levels: Face ID or a passcode for everyday things, a second passcode for your important documents.
Download a locked backup of your Vault and keep a copy on another device, such as your computer. Only you can open it.
No. Your backups are encrypted so only you, with your key, can open them.
There are several ways to get into your Vault: your passcode, Face ID and your recovery passphrase. But if you lose all of these, we cannot restore your data. That’s why we recommend keeping your passphrase in a safe place, with your other legal documents.
Through Special Access, and only when the conditions you set are met. Their access is read-only.
No. Until your conditions are met, Special Access stays locked.
Yes. Send an invitation from the page or the app. It doesn't share any of your information. It invites them to start their own Vault.
The executor view is a simple checklist: what's there, who to contact, what to cancel, and the documents they need.
No. Every document is priced on its own. Buy only what you need.
In the near future we will be announcing a subscription plan to help spread the cost.
The standard version of the Vault is completely free of charge. Vault Plus will be a subscription, and its terms and conditions will be available when it launches.