What Is a Video Will?

A Video Will is a secure, time-stamped recording in which a person — the grantor — clearly states their final wishes, intentions, and instructions regarding their assets, guardianship, care of pets, and legacy.

Unlike traditional paper wills, a Video Will cannot be forged, misunderstood, or erased.
It shows not only what a person wants — but how they felt when saying it. That clarity can prevent conflict, confusion, and fraud.

Why KYTE’s Video Wills Are Different:

Every Living Will, Trust, or Last Will uploaded to myKYTE🪁 will include a recorded video statement from the grantor to:

• Confirm their intentions

• Ensure authenticity

• Guard against coercion, forgery, and undue influence

A Movement in Motion

From One Voice to a National Transformation

We’re not just launching a platform ...

We’re igniting a nationwide movement!

State by state, city by city,
myKYTE🪁 is rallying communities, thought leaders, and changemakers to demand a future where voices are preserved, final wishes are honored, and no story is left unheard.

Across the nation, mayors and local leaders are stepping forward — welcoming the KYTE Movement into their cities with open arms. They see what we see:
🪁 A chance to be on the right side of history.
🪁 A chance to uplift their communities with dignity and innovation.
🪁 And yes — a moment to shine.
(Spotlight included. 😉)

Hi, I’m Alexys Monico — the Founder, Believer, and Visionary behind myKYTE🪁.

I am dedicated to revolutionizing the way we preserve and safeguard your existence, your voice, and your legacy.

We are creating a solution this nation has never witnessed before — one that ensures your truth is seen, heard, and honored when it matters most.

This endeavor goes beyond innovation.
It is purpose in action — a mission to empower millions globally, to bring clarity to chaos, and to ensure that love, not legal loopholes, defines your final message.

myKYTE🪁 will be a watershed moment for humanity,
reshaping the way we leave our mark and protecting legacies for generations to come.

Thank you for joining this movement.
Together, we are writing a new chapter — one built on truth, dignity, and voice.

A message from Founder...

These videos will be:

🔐 Secured
🔏 Encrypted
❌ Uneditable
♻️ Undeleteable

www.myKYTE.com

Video Wills Solution

Legalizing video wills for the protection of last wishes, impacting generations with purpose.

Introducing the myKYTE🪁 Will Registry™

To ensure full transparency and legal integrity, every uploaded will or trust will receive a unique KYTE Registry Number — a digital fingerprint that confirms time, location, and document metadata.

This number will:

✔ Be permanently attached to the file
✔ Ensure accurate documentation and traceability
✔ Be available to authorized parties only
✔ Prevent substitution or tampering

Coming to a City near You

Empowering Global Impact

Transcending innovation for worldwide legacy protection

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Watch as we update our journey in real time — adding pins for every city and state that embraces our mission.

If you’re a mayor, councilmember, or civic leader —
we invite you to be part of this historic transformation.
Raise your hand. Make your mark. We’d be honored to fly KYTE through your skies.

The world has changed. The law must catch up.

Paper is vulnerable.
Video is verifiable.

This is not just about convenience — it’s about protecting families, upholding dignity, and preventing fraud in the most critical moments of our lives.

Have You Experienced or Know Someone Who Has gone through inheritance wrong doing?

Legalizing video wills to empower individuals' last wishes globally.

Innovation Ahead

Transforming probate laws for a modern legacy solution.

Impactful Change

Empowering choices and honoring legacies for future generations.

Nationwide Movement

Advocating for encrypted, secure video wills across the USA.

Global Reach

A new approach to legacies that transcends borders.

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This experienced evoked my discovery of needing video documented wills and a unified probate system.

I had the privilege of knowing my father-in-law for 25 years, during which time I assisted him with numerous financial matters, including serving as his notary when he refinanced his home in 2004. He recounted to me the circumstances surrounding the acquisition of this residence, which he initially purchased with his former spouse, my husband’s mother. Following their divorce, he made a solemn promise to retain ownership of the home, assuring his children that it would be theirs upon his passing.

As part of the refinancing process, the lender required him to provide a letter detailing his intentions for the funds he withdrew. He articulated that he planned to undertake renovations on the house, allocate $80,000 towards purchasing a property in Mexico, and ensure that the remaining equity would be preserved for his children. At that time, the equity available for his children’s inheritance was modest; they would be fortunate to receive even $20,000 each. I advised him that, given the likelihood of his living for an additional 15 to 20 years, the value of the home would likely appreciate significantly during that period.

When he executed the loan documents, he took title to the property as his sole and separate asset. Throughout our conversations, his commitment to his first wife was a recurring theme, and he frequently expressed his intention to honor his promise to her. His current wife, for her part, openly acknowledged her indifference toward the house, indicating her plans to either return to Mexico or relocate to Houston, Texas. She was aware of her own financial resources and appeared disinterested in the property, which may explain her reluctance to permit any improvements.

Tragically, upon his passing, his wife swiftly changed the locks on the house, erected a fence, and installed surveillance cameras. She removed his will from his safe, along with all cash and valuables, and subsequently retained legal counsel to initiate the probate process, with the intention of selling the home. This deeply troubling situation was compounded by her deceit; she misled him during his final moments in the hospital.

In stark contrast, my husband has expressed little concern regarding the house. After numerous discussions, he has consistently concluded that his father loved his wife and harbors no animosity towards her. What has left me in a profound state of disbelief is the realization that she not only deceived him, but also disposed of his will and absconded with his cash, all while poised to receive one-third of the net proceeds from the sale of the home. This egregious behavior constitutes fraud. It underscores the critical importance of video wills being admissible in court, as they provide a vital safeguard against such manipulative actions.

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