Switch from Everplans to HearthVault

Move your Everplan — documents, wishes and the people you named — into HearthVault. The wizard files the documents; the estate module takes the wishes and contacts.

Steps checked June 2026 — menus move; look for “Export” or “Download”.
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1. Export from Everplans

  1. 1Sign in to Everplans on the web.
  2. 2Open each section (Legal & Financial, Health, Personal & Family, Home & Property, Digital, Funeral) and download the attached documents — or use Account → Export / Print my Everplan for a PDF of everything you wrote.
  3. 3Put the downloaded files into one folder, keeping Everplans' section names as sub-folders if you can.
  4. 4Drop that folder (or a ZIP of it) into the HearthVault wizard. Add the Everplan PDF too — it becomes a searchable document.

2. What lands where

In EverplansIn HearthVault
Legal & FinancialWills / Legal / Receipts
HealthMedical
Personal & FamilyLegal
Home & PropertyLegal / Manuals
DigitalPasswords (encrypted)
FuneralEstate plan → final wishes

Section names become tags, the Everplan PDF is kept whole and searchable, and deputies you named can be re-invited as partners or executors in a minute.

3. Import in HearthVault

  • Create your vault (name + PIN, one minute), or open the Switch wizard from “Add documents” in an existing vault.
  • Pick Everplans, drop the ZIP or choose the folder — files upload in small pieces.
  • Check the preview: one row per folder with a suggested category you can change.
  • Start the import and carry on; a progress bar shows each document as it's filed.

Staged files are deleted the moment the import finishes; filed documents are encrypted at rest.

Where these steps come from · checked June 2026
  1. Everplans help center · Everplans
  2. HearthVault pricing · This site

Everplans is a trademark of its owner; HearthVault isn't affiliated. If a step has moved, tell us at hello@hearthvault.family.

Bring everything over in one sitting

Create a free vault, open the Switch wizard, drop the export in. You'll see a preview of what goes where before anything is filed — and the import runs in the background while you look around.