AfterToMe Accessibility Statement

1. Commitment

1. The Operator designs aftertome.com to be usable with keyboard navigation, screen readers and browser zoom, with visible focus, labelled controls, text alternatives for images, sufficient colour contrast and status information that does not depend on colour alone. The benchmark applied is WCAG 2.2 level AA.

2. Legal documents and acceptance controls are rendered as accessible HTML; a checkbox is never the only way to read the terms or to ask for help.

2. Conformance status

1. The website is partially conformant with WCAG 2.2 AA. The known barriers, the pages affected and the planned fix are listed in the versioned archive of this statement and updated at each release.

2. Third-party components (payment checkout, sign-in provider, embedded media) are governed by their providers' accessibility statements, linked where the component appears.

3. Assistance and feedback

1. If a barrier prevents you from using an essential function — reading the terms, creating or changing an instruction, cancelling a plan, exercising a privacy right — write to support@aftertome.com and the Operator provides an accessible alternative (for example a human-assisted route by telephone at +34 687 66 64 99) within 5 business days.

2. Do not include passwords, payment credentials or vault content in an accessibility message.

4. Enforcement

If you are not satisfied with the Operator's response, you may complain under C15 (Legal Notice §5) and, where the law provides, to the competent accessibility or consumer authority.

5. Review

This statement is reviewed at every release that changes a user journey, theme, language or embedded provider.

Platform-specific terms

Digital legacy and release instructions

1. The service stores instructions and content that you designate for release to named recipients after a verified trigger event. The service does not create a will, does not transfer title to property, and does not replace probate or inheritance procedures.

2. Release is executed only after human verification of the trigger event against the evidence rule you selected (for example an official death certificate presented by a named recipient plus a waiting period), and may be suspended where a dispute, legal hold or court order is notified.

3. You may revoke or change instructions at any time while you have capacity. Recipients have no right to content before release.

4. The Operator keeps released content available to recipients for the period stated in your plan and then deletes it; rights of erasure and court orders prevail over any technical lock.

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Integrity proof and verification records

1. A proof record attests that a specific digital content (identified by its cryptographic digest) existed at a point in time and was signed by the stated signer. A proof record does not attest to the truth, accuracy, legality or regulatory status of the content, and is not a certification, accreditation or qualified electronic time stamp unless the record states a qualified trust service provider.

2. Verification pages show the digest, the signer, the timestamp source and the retention period; records are retained for the period stated in the plan or required by law.

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