About
Built for real families, not generic templates
Sort My Legacy is an estate-planning app for families worldwide, made by Nexivara (India) and launched in 2026. Your bank accounts, policies, property papers, will and wishes, written down once so your family can find them, wherever you live. In India we go further: Hindu Succession Act will drafts, Indian asset types, and the nominee rules of Indian banks and insurers.
Company
About Nexivara
Sort My Legacy is owned by Nexivara, an Indian business registered under GST. Nexivara runs the service, sells the plans and issues your GST invoice. Sort My Legacy launched in 2026.
It is built and run by Bindal Infotech, Nexivara's IT vertical and an Indian software company since 2012 (Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S Number 771780110).
Sort My Legacy works worldwide. We started in India, where we also draft wills, and we will add will drafting for other countries only when a properly reviewed template is ready.
- Legal entity
- Nexivara
- GSTIN
- 08AWPPB6630G2ZH
- Built by
- Bindal Infotech (2012)
- D-U-N-S Number (Bindal Infotech)
- 771780110
- Country
- India
- Contact
- hello@sortmylegacy.com
Why we built this
Families everywhere face months of confusion after a death because information is scattered and conversations are delayed. Bank accounts, insurance, property, nominees, everything lives in different places. We built one practical system to document, decide, and communicate.
So your family never has to guess. They know where things are, who gets what, and what to do first.
What we stand for
- Warm and practical: Plain words, one step at a time, and a clear next action on every screen.
- Your pace: Finish in a weekend or spread it over months. Your progress is saved.
- Security-first, honestly: Passwords in your vault are encrypted on your device, so we can't read them. Everything else is encrypted when stored and in transit. The Security page explains exactly how.
- Worldwide, with India built in: Works in any country, with amounts in your own currency. For India: Hindu Succession Act will drafts, EPF, PPF and demat, bank and insurer nominee rules, and joint families.
