Kowloon Bay · Hong Kong
Cognitive Neurons
Quiet desktop vault overview sessions that help families segment crypto accounts and leave inheritance records someone can actually follow.
What we do
Map holdings. Separate roles. Write the record.
Families often hold crypto across personal wallets, exchange logins, and joint arrangements with no single paper trail for an executor. We sit with you at a desk — yours or ours — and produce a clear overview: which accounts exist, who controls them, and what an heir needs without guessing seed phrases aloud in a hallway.
Family Desktop Vault Overview
A half-day desk session that inventories known crypto accounts, separates them by purpose and access holder, and drafts an inheritance-ready record pack.
Account Segmentation Mapping
Focused work that separates family crypto holdings by purpose, access holder, and inheritance risk — useful when the inventory already exists but the structure does not.
Inheritance Record Pack
A composed document set for executors and family counsel: vault overview pages, segmentation map, and instructions that avoid burying recovery secrets in open text.
Flagship session
Family Desktop Vault Overview
A half-day working session in which we inventory known crypto accounts, segment them by purpose and access holder, and draft an inheritance record pack your family can store with other estate papers. No software install. No custody of funds. Paper and orderly files you take home.
Session details & scopeFrom the desk
What families say after the overview
“We finally had one binder that named every exchange login and which sibling held which hardware wallet — without writing seed phrases into the same folder.”
“The segmentation step was slower than I expected, mostly because my father mixed trading accounts with long-term cold storage. Worth the patience; the inheritance note is now readable by someone who is not in crypto.”
