Is revival actually possible?
No. Bringing a person back after death is not possible today, and nobody knows if it ever will be. Revival Registry does not claim otherwise. We simply give you a place to record what you would want if it ever did become possible, the same way people write down wishes about organ donation or end-of-life care.
Does registering make it more likely that I will be revived?
No. Your record is a statement of your wishes. It does not cause, guarantee or improve the chances of any future outcome, and no person, company or government is obligated to act on it.
Why would someone choose NO?
Many people feel strongly that a life should end once, for personal, religious or philosophical reasons. A clear NO protects that wish. We treat YES, NO and Not sure yet with exactly the same respect.
What if I am not sure yet?
That is a perfectly good answer. Choose "Not sure yet" and your record is saved for free, with no certificate. If you want, we will email you once a year around your sign-up date to ask, with no pressure, whether you have decided. Every email has a one-click link to stop reminders. YES and NO records with a certificate open at launch, at the one-time launch price.
Who can see my record?
Your record is private. It is never shown publicly unless you choose the optional public listing. A record can be looked up only by (a) someone who enters your exact full name, date of birth and Certificate ID, or (b) one of your chosen family contacts, using their own email address with your full name and date of birth.
How long will my record be kept?
For as long as the registry operates. We keep multiple redundant backups and a yearly archive snapshot. Because no company can honestly promise "forever," you also receive your own certificate and record copy to keep with your papers. If the registry ever closes, we will email every registrant a copy of their record at least 90 days in advance.
Can I change my mind?
Yes, any time. Use the Update my answer page and we will email a private link to the address you registered with. Your most recent answer always replaces the earlier one. During early access you can save or update a Not sure yet answer; YES and NO open at launch.
Is this a legal document?
No. It is a record of personal wishes, not a will, advance directive, power of attorney or medical order. If you want your wishes to carry legal weight, talk to an attorney and consider mentioning your Certificate ID in your will.
Can I register for someone else?
No. Each person must register for themselves, be at least 18, and sign with their own name. That keeps every record a true statement of that person's wishes.
Do you charge anything right now?
No. Revival Registry is in early access. You can join the "Notify me when it opens" list or save a free "Not sure yet" answer. No payment details are asked for. When paid plans open, each will have a -day full refund.
What does the early-access list do?
It saves your email and, if you like, which plan you would want. We email you once when the registry opens, and you can unsubscribe at any time. We never sell your information.
