Written by Daniel Tanguay, founder of Solexi.ai.
Solexi.ai is a digital continuity platform for families: bringing important documents, essential access, final wishes and memories together in one place, so relatives know where to look on the day they have to look. This page gathers what a journalist needs: positioning, bio, citable resources and a direct contact.
When someone dies or loses autonomy, the hard part is almost never the will. It is the photos locked inside a cloud account, the subscription that keeps charging, the insurance policy nobody knew about, the phone with a lost passcode, the funeral wishes that were never written down.
Every platform has its own procedure, and those procedures differ widely. Some can be set up in minutes while you are alive; others only let relatives file a request afterwards, with no guarantee. Solexi documents that gap publicly and tries to make it manageable for an ordinary family.
Solexi sits on the practical side, not the legal side. The platform issues no legal instrument, advises no one on applicable law, and replaces neither a will, nor a notary, nor a lawyer. It organizes what is left: where the documents are, which accounts exist, who the trusted person is, what the family needs to know.
We publish no statistic we cannot source, and we claim neither primacy nor exclusivity in this market. What we can show is verifiable: our public resources and the official documentation they point to.
Daniel Tanguay is the founder of Solexi.ai. He is not a notary, a lawyer or a financial adviser, and says so on every page he signs. His work is to document the platforms’ official procedures, make them readable for a family, and build the tool that helps people prepare.
Content published on Solexi.ai relies on the source documentation of the platforms concerned and on primary public sources. Every reference page carries its own last-reviewed date.
Every resource below is public, free, usable without an account and available in French, English and Spanish. They can be cited, linked and quoted in an article.
Free 13-question self-assessment, no account: the score is computed in the browser and no answer is transmitted or stored.
https://app.solexi.ai/digital-legacy-readiness-score
Languages : French, English, Spanish — Last updated : 2026-08-22
Comparison of the official mechanisms of Google, Apple, Facebook, Instagram and Microsoft, each linked to the original documentation with a review date.
https://app.solexi.ai/digital-legacy-policy-database
Languages : French, English, Spanish — Last updated : 2026-08-22
Reference guide on digital continuity: what a family can actually recover, and what has to be prepared while you are alive.
https://app.solexi.ai/digital-continuity-guide
Languages : French, English, Spanish — Last updated : 2026-08-22
A structured digital estate checklist, section by section, usable as-is by a family or a professional.
https://app.solexi.ai/digital-estate-checklist
Languages : French, English, Spanish — Last updated : 2026-08-22
Founder bio, how the content is written, and the stated limits: neither a notary nor a lawyer.
https://app.solexi.ai/daniel-tanguay
Languages : French, English, Spanish — Last updated : 2026-08-22
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Solexi.ai — Digital continuity platform for families Founder: Daniel Tanguay Website: https://app.solexi.ai
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Solexi does not replace a legal will, a notary or a lawyer. Solexi helps you gather, organize and pass on your information.