Seeing your parents at Thanksgiving?
The hard part usually isn’t the form. It’s getting a parent to sit down with it. The Just-in-Case Kit gives you the organizer (print, Google Sheets or Notion) and a guide with openers and answers for when they push back. Ask where things are and who to call, not what’s in the accounts. Do yours first, then start with one page. We never see a word of it.
Digital download, shown printed (binder not included). AI‑generated narrator.
Founding price through November 30, then $29 · Instant download · 30‑day refund
When someone ends up in the hospital, or dies, the people closest to them spend weeks piecing their life back together. Usually nobody was careless. So much of a life now lives in one person’s head and one person’s phone.
You don’t need a lawyer or a fireproof box to write this down. You need a clear template and a free weekend.
What’s inside
Use the format you’ll actually keep up to date, or all of them. They share the same fifteen tabs, so nothing gets lost moving between them.
Part 1 · Fillable PDF
Fifty-four pages in fifteen tabs. Type into it on screen, or print it and fill it in by hand.
Part 2 · Google Sheets
Every account in one list, sorted by category, with a “who gets told” column and a once-a-year reminder to review it. You copy it into your own Google Drive.
Part 3 · 12-page guide
A four-session plan in plain English. It covers what to write down and what to point to instead, how to decide where the binder lives, and how to start the conversation with a partner or parents, including what to say when a parent answers “It’s all taken care of” or “I don’t want to talk about dying.”
Part 4 · Notion
The same fifteen tabs, ready to duplicate into your own Notion workspace.
Part 5 · Short quiz
A few questions about your situation (kids, pets, a home, a business, crypto, caring for parents) build a checklist of only what applies to you. It never asks for account numbers or passwords.
How it works
Saturday morning
Key people, where the documents are, medical and care wishes, dependents and pets. About two and a half hours.
Saturday afternoon
Home, vehicles, the accounts map, insurance and recurring bills. You write where things are and who to ask, never numbers or passwords.
Sunday
Subscriptions, digital life (including emergency access settings), small business, final wishes and letters.
Sunday evening
Decide where it lives, printed or in your own Google or Notion account, then tell your trusted person where to find it. About 45 minutes.
Who it’s for
Fill it in together, or do yours first and hand them a blank copy. The guide gives you words for starting the conversation.
Guardians, the pediatrician, the daycare pickup list, the life insurance you just bought, all written down where your partner and family can find them.
Usually one person handles the bills and the passwords. This evens it out, so either of you could run the house tomorrow.
Who can get into the business bank account, the domain, the payroll login? A handoff page lets someone you trust keep things running.
Not for: anyone looking for a will, trust or power of attorney. That’s a job for an attorney in your state. The kit helps you note where those documents are once you have them.
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is often the one time a year everyone is at the same table. Talking about this is awkward for an hour, and that hour may be the most useful one you spend all year.
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Founding price
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The kit is new, so early buyers pay $19 through November 30. On December 1 it goes to $29.
If the kit isn’t right for your family, email us within 30 days for a full refund. No form, no reason needed.
Questions
Something else? Email us.
No. The kit is a set of files you download. You fill them in on your own device or in your own Google or Notion account, and nothing you write is ever sent to us.
The quiz only asks about your situation, like whether you have pets or a business. It never asks for account numbers, passwords or balances.
No. It’s an organizer. It doesn’t replace a will, trust, power of attorney or healthcare directive, and it isn’t legal or financial advice. For those documents, talk to an attorney in your state. The binder has a place to note where they’re kept once you have them.
Usually not. The guide walks through safer options, like a password manager’s emergency access, Apple’s Legacy Contact and Google’s Inactive Account Manager. Then the binder records where to look and who has access, rather than the secrets themselves.
Yes. The binder is a fillable PDF: type into it and print it, or print it blank and fill it in by hand. The guide is printable too. The video shows it printed into a ring binder with tab dividers; the binder and dividers aren’t included, and any office-supply ones will do.
No. Pick one format and ignore the rest. The PDF works in any free PDF reader. The Sheets version needs a free Google account, and the Notion version needs a free Notion account.
Right away. The download link appears as soon as checkout finishes. Bookmark it; if you lose it, email us and we’ll resend it.
Email us within 30 days of receiving it and we’ll refund you in full. You don’t need to give a reason.
The binder, the account map, the Notion version, the weekend guide and your custom checklist, for a $19 founding price.
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