Make your will for England & Wales in as little as 10 minutes — no solicitor appointments, no confusing forms. Just a guided process, a clear signing and witnessing guide, and an encrypted digital vault for everything that matters.
No solicitor appointments. No confusing forms. Just a simple guided process that takes less time than your morning coffee.
Answer plain-English questions about your beneficiaries, assets, executors, and wishes. A straightforward will can take as little as 10 minutes.
Your answers become a properly structured will, laid out to meet the formal requirements of the Wills Act 1837.
Print your will, sign it, and have two witnesses sign alongside you. We provide a clear guide on exactly how to do this correctly.
Your will is kept in your encrypted digital vault. Update it as life changes — your first year of updates is included.
Your will is one of the most important documents you'll ever create. We protect it like it matters — because it does.
The same encryption standard used by banks and governments worldwide protects every document in your vault.
Your will and vault documents are stored exclusively in UK data centres. A small number of trusted providers (such as payment processing) may handle limited data — like purchase records — outside the UK, always under GDPR-standard safeguards.
Every will follows the format the Wills Act 1837 requires for a valid will in England and Wales. Signing it correctly in front of two witnesses completes it — our guide shows you how.
Your data is backed up regularly on secure infrastructure, so your will doesn't depend on a single phone.
Face ID and fingerprint authentication keeps your vault accessible to you — and only you — on your device.
We never sell your data. We never share it with advertisers. Your most sensitive information stays yours.
A traditional solicitor charges £150–£600 for a basic will. We think that's broken.
Everything you need. Create, sign, and store your will with confidence.
Coming in a future update. An optional add-on that will give your named executor secure, verified access to your vault when the time comes.
Our wills are structured to meet the requirements of the Wills Act 1837, and can be legally binding once correctly signed and witnessed by two eligible witnesses. We can't guarantee that any individual will is free from challenge, particularly where circumstances are complex — Simply Will is not a law firm and doesn't provide legal advice.
Not yet — Simply Will is available now on iPhone through the App Store, and the Android version is coming soon.
A straightforward will can take as little as 10 minutes. You can save your progress and return at any time — there's no pressure to finish in one sitting.
Yes. Your first 12 months of updates are included with Complete. After that, you can add a further 12 months of updates for £9.99 whenever you need them. It's entirely optional and never renews automatically — and letting updates lapse never affects the will you've already made.
It's an optional add-on coming in a future update. It will let your named executor request access to your vault when the time comes, with every request manually reviewed against a death certificate before anything is unsealed. It isn't available in the app yet.
Your data is encrypted with AES-256 encryption. Your will and vault documents are stored exclusively in UK data centres — a small number of trusted providers (such as payment processing) may handle limited data like purchase records outside the UK, always under GDPR-standard safeguards. We handle all personal data in accordance with UK GDPR. We never sell your data, and we never share it with advertisers.
For straightforward estates, many people find a DIY will sufficient. For complex situations — business interests, overseas property, trusts, or blended families — we'd always recommend seeking independent legal advice. If any of these apply to you, we'd recommend getting advice before you sign.
Any two adults who are not named as beneficiaries in your will, and are not married to or in a civil partnership with a beneficiary. We include a detailed witness guide with your completed will so you get this right first time.