In a groundbreaking pitch at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 Startup Battlefield, DGLegacy showcased its innovative digital legacy planning and inheritance app. Founded by husband-and-wife duo Ana Mineva and Peter Minev, the platform enables users to proactively inform their beneficiaries of their assets, ensuring they have access to passwords and relevant information.

Unlike traditional asset protection tools, DGLegacy's app provides a continuously updated catalog of assets, ensuring beneficiaries always have access to the information. The app features multi-layer encryption for secure storage and a proprietary protocol to detect fatal events, triggering the digital inheritance process.

DGLegacy's founders believe their solution can help middle-class families and individuals in war zones protect their assets and ensure their loved ones can access them after they pass away. The app operates on a freemium model, with plans starting at $6.99 per month, and is available on iOS and Android.

With tens of billions of dollars in unclaimed cash and benefits in the US alone, DGLegacy's solution addresses a significant problem in the digital inheritance space. The startup, which has been bootstrapped until now, plans to raise its first VC round later this year or early next year.