Heritage Registry
How it works

Three simple steps to preserve what you treasure.

Get your custom stickers, tell the story…legacy preserved.

Step One

Subscribe & receive your custom stickers

Choose a plan that fits your collection, upgrade anytime. A pack of QR-coded heirloom stickers is shipped to your door — high quality, numbered and pre-linked.

Ships in 1–3 days.

Step Two

Scan, photograph & document

Open your registry — place a sticker and scan the QR code. Add photos, stories, values, and the people you’d like to inherit it — one item at a time, at your pace.

Scan any sticker to go straight to the entry.

Step Three

Pass it down with certainty

Every item is cataloged, QR-linked, and documented — ready for insurance, estate planning, and the quiet comfort of knowing your wishes are on the record.

Add executors and heirs in Phase 2 of your registry.

In more depth

The thinking behind every step.

Patricia: space for your longer narrative — the sections below are starting points, edit, expand, or rearrange them as you like.

Why we designed it this way

Patricia to provide: the reasoning behind the three-step structure — what problem each step solves, and why physical stickers paired with a digital registry are more durable than either on its own. 2–3 short paragraphs.

About the stickers themselves

Patricia to provide: detail on the sticker material, longevity, numbering, and how each QR code is linked to a registry entry. Any technical or craft detail a thoughtful buyer would want to know before ordering.

Documenting an item, in your own words

Patricia to provide: a walk-through of what goes into a good registry entry — photos, story, value, intended heir — and how members can revisit and refine it over time. Encourage the unhurried, personal voice.

What happens later

Patricia to provide: the long arc — inheritance, insurance, estate planning, and the memorialization flow. Tie the in-life experience to the moment the registry actually does its work for the family.

Begin today

Your legacy starts with a single sticker.

Choose a plan, place the first sticker on something that matters, and write the first line of a record that can last for generations.