Epilogue Life is a free, open agent for Hermes Agent that helps you document your wishes, values and the important information your family will one day need, with dignity and care.
Most people only plan when a crisis forces it: a diagnosis, a fall, a hospital form with a signature line and no words ready. Epilogue Life is made to be started early, while your memory is sharp and your voice is strong, so everything that matters is captured calmly, completely, and in your own words.

Everything a thoughtful plan needs, held in one private folder on your own machine.
Thoughtful questions across seven areas of life: care, legal, healthcare, relationships, fulfilment, arrangements, digital legacy.
A gentle onboarding builds who you are and who this plan serves.
A gentle daily rhythm asks two or three questions and saves your answers. Never overwhelming, never chasing.
Guided letters and messages for the people you love, in your voice.
Comfort and dignity preferences for the final chapter, captured gently.
A reflection woven from your own answers, and memory playlists of a lifetime.
The finished document: complete, beautifully printable, made to be handed to the people it is for.
Send the plan, or a single letter, through your own Gmail with one confirmed click.
Everything stays on your own machine. Nothing uploaded, tracked or synced. Runs offline if you like.
In grief or a hard moment the agent stops, cares, and points to real people and real helplines.
Four small steps, then a gentle rhythm that does the rest.
One command on any laptop, then chat from the app you already use.
Copy the free Epilogue Life repo into your Hermes profile.
A warm conversation builds your profile. Then the questions begin.
Two or three questions a morning. When ready, the plan is built and shared.

The companion itself costs nothing: the agent is source-available and free to use, and your data never leaves your machine.
If you want company on the journey, or this brought to your family or community group, that is what hiring me is for.
See hire optionsThe best time to plan your third age is while it is still just planning. A few questions a morning is enough.