Delete My Search History Trust
When you're gone, your digital life shouldn't become chaos.
DMSH Trust receives your physical devices and handles them according to your instructions — separating what should be deleted, what should be preserved, and what should be delivered after a verified trigger event.
Rules on record
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Trigger Event
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Emergency Contact
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Account Boundary
Your devices may outlive you — and so will everything inside them.
When death or incapacitation happens, phones, laptops, hard drives, and personal devices do not disappear. They remain exactly where they were, often filled with private files, sensitive history, unfinished records, family memories, and information no one knows how to handle.
What families face
What goes wrong without a plan
DMSH Trust gives structure to a moment most families are unprepared for.
Before a trigger event occurs, you decide how your devices and files should be handled. After a verified trigger event, DMSH Trust receives the device, processes it under documented clean room procedures, and carries out your chosen treatment plan with restraint, accountability, and clear boundaries.
What DMSH Trust does
Receives physical devices, follows the trustor's treatment rules, separates materials for deletion, preservation, or delivery, and returns the processed device or designated materials to the intended recipient.
What DMSH Trust does not do
We do not access social media, email, or online accounts. We do not bypass passwords, platform controls, or account security systems.
A clear, step-by-step process built around real device handling.
The homepage summarizes the journey simply, while the product can later expand each step into a detailed onboarding flow.
Choose your devices
Select which phones, laptops, tablets, drives, or storage devices are covered by your plan.
Set your treatment rules
Decide what should be preserved, deleted, cleaned, reviewed, transferred, or returned.
Define trigger and contacts
Choose the verified trigger event and the emergency contact who can confirm it and ship the device.
Built around trustee duty, documented handling, and clear legal boundaries.
DMSH Trust is designed to handle physical devices carefully, transparently, and within defined limits. The trust model is not just a brand position. It shapes how devices are received, processed, logged, and returned.
Clear boundaries
Accountability by design
Built for precise decisions, not vague promises.
Your plan can be simple or highly specific. The product should feel calm and minimal on the surface, while still giving users granular control over what is removed, preserved, or transferred.
Selective deletion
Delete only designated files, folders, categories, or device-level material based on your plan.
Privacy-focused cleanup
Options like removing NSFW material, browsing history, or sensitive records without erasing everything else.
Preservation rules
Keep family photos, legal records, or selected archives intact for future delivery.
Beneficiary delivery
Send the processed device or designated materials to the family member or recipient you chose in advance.
Emergency contact workflow
Predefine who confirms the trigger event and who is responsible for shipping the device.
Documented handling
Every device moves through a restrained, logged, and accountable process rather than an improvised handoff.
Simple membership. Service fees only when work is performed.
Annual membership keeps your device treatment plan on file. Execution fees apply only when devices are actually received and processed.
Calm on the surface. Precise underneath.
The landing page should not feel clinical or frightening. It should feel elegant, restrained, and quietly serious. That is where trust comes from for a product like DMSH Trust.
Answers to the questions users will ask first.
Do you access my social media or email accounts?
No. DMSH Trust does not access social media, email, or online accounts, and does not bypass platform security.
What exactly do you handle?
We handle physical devices entrusted to us after a verified trigger event and process them according to the trustor's plan.
What kind of trigger event can I set?
You can define events such as death, coma, or another incapacitation scenario that your workflow recognizes.
How do you maintain accountability?
Through clean room procedures, video footage, intake logs, handling logs, and a controlled chain of custody.
Take control before your devices become someone else's uncertainty.
DMSH Trust helps you decide what should be protected, what should be removed, and what should be passed on — before a family member is left to guess.