Daegu · Household Cold-Storage Planning

Asset maps your spouse can read without sitting through a lecture

Workspace Cedarhub helps couples document hardware wallets, seed locations, and recovery steps in plain language — printed binders, labeled diagrams, and contingency letters tailored to your household.

Printed household planning documents on a wooden desk

What we deliver

Household cold-storage maps, not password vaults

Most households with cold storage know where the hardware wallets live. The harder part is making sure a partner, adult child, or executor can follow the same path without guessing which envelope holds which backup phrase — or whether a wallet label refers to a retired device.

Our mapping sessions produce a spouse-readable binder: wallet inventory, storage locations, recovery sequence, and who to contact. Nothing is uploaded to a server. You leave with physical documents and a clear filing structure.

Sessions

Planning work for households with offline holdings

From households we have mapped

What changes after a mapping session

My husband had three Ledger units and a paper backup in a safe we both forgot existed. The session produced a single diagram showing which device holds which assets and where the phrase copies live. My wife finally asked questions instead of avoiding the topic.

— H.J., mapping session, Jung-gu

The binder format was the right choice for us. I still find the recovery-order section dense — I would have preferred one more walkthrough — but having everything in Korean and English side by side helped my parents understand our setup.

— S.M., continuity review, Suseong-gu

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Field Notes

Guides on household cold-storage documentation

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Available on the Microsoft Store

Our companion reference app helps you review household map sections between annual continuity reviews.

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