Leave clarity.
Not questions.
Create a Shariah-grounded estate plan for your family, precise to your madhab, private by design.
Nothing you enter here is saved. Every share traces to its jurisprudential basis inside the full platform.
Precision
Your madhab. Precisely.
Select Hanafi, Shafi’i, Maliki, Hanbali, Ja’fari, or Ahle Hadees, and the engine applies that doctrine’s documented mainstream rules.
Every share traces to its jurisprudential basis: Quranic verse, hadith, or established fiqh.
“It is not permissible for any Muslim who has something to will to stay for two nights without having his last will and testament written and kept ready with him.”
Clarity
Who receives what, and why.
Build your family tree once. Wasiyat maps every heir, classifies who’s eligible and who’s excluded, and turns the calculation into a plain-language explanation your family can actually read, not a spreadsheet they have to interpret after you’re gone.
Trust
Your estate is private. By design, not by promise.
Your family and financial data is encrypted before storage, under a key unique to your account. Access is restricted to what the platform needs to operate, and every document Wasiyat generates can be independently verified after the fact, so trust doesn’t rest on taking our word for it.
Continuity
A will shouldn’t disappear into a drawer.
Wasiyat stays useful for the moment it actually matters. Your plan is signed, stored, and ready; your executor is appointed in advance; and when the time comes, a verified death claim unlocks the vault and notifies every beneficiary automatically.
Pricing
Transparent pricing, serious value
Every plan includes a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.
Essential
Create your plan
- 5 inheritance calculations / year
- Single doctrine support
- Basic document generation
- Signature capture (testator only)
- Email support
- Secure document vault
Vault
Complete and preserve it
- Unlimited calculations
- All 6 doctrines
- Full 10-document suite with DIN
- Signature capture & witnesses
- Executor portal + death claim flow
- Hibah & Waqf modules
- AI-powered ORIS engine
- WhatsApp notifications
- Video Wasiyat (1 recording)
- Priority support
Vault Family
For families and advisors managing multiple estates
- Everything in Vault
- Up to 5 accounts
- Multi-estate management
- Multi-gen simulator
- Video Wasiyat (5 recordings)
- Dedicated account manager
- Scholar consultation
- Professional marketplace access
And when you need more: Hibah, Waqf, NRI planning, ORIS AI advisory, executor support, and a professional marketplace are already built in.Explore Wasiyat·Find your state's guide
Common questions
Before you start
Which doctrine should I choose?
This depends on your family’s madhab: most people follow one for life. Most Indian Sunni Muslims follow the Hanafi school; many in Kerala and coastal Karnataka follow the Shafi’i school. Shia families should select Ja’fari (Twelver). Simply select your madhab during setup and the engine applies its documented mainstream rules. If you’re genuinely unsure, start with Hanafi, the most widely followed in India.
Is my data secure?
Yes. All PII is encrypted with AES-256-GCM under a key unique to your account. Passwords use bcrypt at cost 12. Data in transit is protected by TLS 1.3. We maintain a tamper-evident audit trail with hash-chaining. Optional TOTP-based 2FA adds another layer. We comply with the Indian IT Act, 2000 and DPDPA 2023 principles, and we never sell personal data to third parties.
Are the generated documents legally valid in India?
Our documents are formatted in accordance with the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1937, and include proper Islamic preamble (bismillah, shahada), witness attestation blocks, and state-specific legal language, but Wasiyat does not guarantee legal validity or enforceability. Under Muslim personal law, a wasiyyah does not require registration or witnesses to be valid (this does not apply if you married under the Special Marriage Act, 1954, which requires two attesting witnesses), though we still recommend attestation by two adult witnesses for evidentiary strength. For immovable property, we recommend optional notarization and registration. State Execution Packs include specific guidance for all Indian states and union territories.
Can I get a consultation with a Shariah scholar?
The Vault Family plan includes one annual scholar consultation, with qualified scholars specialising in ilm al-fara’id (the science of inheritance). For other plans, consultations can be arranged separately. Scholars can advise on complex scenarios like the ‘grandfather vs. brothers’ problem, musharakah cases, or multi-doctrine families.
What is Hibah and how is it different from Wasiyyah?
Hibah is a lifetime gift under Islamic law. Unlike Wasiyyah (a bequest that takes effect after death), a Hibah is given and accepted during the donor's lifetime. Crucially, it is not subject to the one-third estate cap that governs Wasiyyah, and it can be made to anyone, including non-heirs, friends, or charitable organisations. The Vault plan includes a dedicated Hibah module where you can record and document each gift with its type, value, recipient, and doctrine-specific validity rules (for example, Hanafi permits revocable Hibah, while Shafi'i and Maliki schools require delivery to the recipient for the gift to be fully valid).
Leave clarity. Not questions.
Decide clearly today, so your family never has to guess tomorrow.