Vigil Protocol launched its AI-powered family financial orchestration platform, built for couples with household assets of $1 million to $30 million. The platform maps accounts, documents, professionals, instructions, and beneficiaries into one authoritative household system, audits it for gaps and conflicts, monitors it for changes, and activates it when the household needs to act.

"Most affluent households do not have a financial problem, they have a coordination problem," said Cory Klippsten, Founder of Vigil Protocol. "From the outside, everything looks organized. In reality, the household often runs on one person's memory and one person's inbox."

The household financial picture often spans accounts, insurance, trusts, tax records, professional relationships, documents, and beneficiaries. And it often gets more complicated over time.

"The complexity is a byproduct of success," said Jeremy Showalter, Co-Founder of Vigil Protocol. "You built something worth optimizing, and it grew beyond what any one person can hold in their head. Vigil replaces the folders and spreadsheets with a verified household runbook either spouse can actually use."

Vigil users upload the documents they already have. Vigil's AI extracts the structure, including accounts, beneficiaries, professionals, provisions, dates, and coverage. The audit surfaces findings in multiple categories including beneficiary mismatches, document conflicts, stale information, and missing essentials. Each finding pairs an observation with a suggested question for the relevant professional.

Monitoring keeps the household map current over time. Regular check-ins, proof-of-access reviews, and readiness updates help keep verified information current. The result is a household runbook: a living inventory of the accounts, documents, professionals, and trusted contacts. If the household needs to activate the system, the spouse has a verified protocol the couple has already walked through together, with trusted contact verification and secure sharing with the household's professionals.

Vigil does not move money, store passwords, or provide financial advice. The platform is read-only and works alongside the attorney, CPA, financial advisor, and insurance agent the household already trusts.