outlive.diy: A Bitcoin custody plan that tries to break itself

Field notes

The interface represents custody as relationships among keys, backups, locations, and people rather than as wallet credentials. Its examples include a 2-of-3 arrangement in which each key has both a device and a steel backup, with sites distributed across a home, bank, and relative. The page also describes a repaired version that removes concentration and adds an inheritance path. It cautions that a clean result means only that the program found no modeled problem, not that the real plan is safe.