In Case Anything Happens.
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For the one who keeps the whole family together

If anything happened to you tomorrow,
could the people you love get into your phone?

Your photos, your accounts, your final wishes — right now they're behind a passcode only you know. This is the one place that changes that.

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The planner cover — In Case Anything Happens

Most of us mean to get to this. Almost no one does.

1 in 4American adults has a will today — down from 1 in 3 in 2022. More than half have no will or trust at all.1
“Later”The #1 reason people without a will give is procrastination — 43% say they “just haven't gotten around to it.”1
LockedA locked phone usually can't be opened after the fact — a death certificate alone isn't enough; it can take a court order.2

1 Caring.com 2025 Wills & Estate Planning Survey. 2 Apple Support — “Request access to a deceased family member's Apple Account.”

When we lose someone we love, we don't get to just grieve.

We get locked out. Out of their phone. Out of their email, their bank, the policies we didn't know existed. We spend the first weeks on hold with companies that won't talk to us, hunting for passwords and paperwork — when all we want is to sit down and miss them.

And the part that hurts most isn't the money. It's the photos. Years of them, sitting behind a six-digit code no one else has. The messages. The voice notes. The whole life — there, and unreachable.

Here's what almost no one realizes in time: a locked phone usually can't be unlocked after the fact, and getting into someone's accounts can take a court order and months of waiting. It can't be fixed afterward — only beforehand. That's the whole reason this exists.

There's a quieter way to love them: write it down once.

In Case Anything Happens gathers everything your family would need — every password, account, document, and wish — into one place they can actually find. You fill it in by hand, keep it somewhere safe, and tell one person where it is. That's it.

It's not about dying. It's the most organized, loving thing you can do for the people who depend on you.

Not blank pages. Here's exactly what's inside.

Most people start with an empty notebook and give up. This isn't that. Every page is a guided form — it walks you through your whole life, one calm section at a time, so nothing important gets missed.

Inside the planner — the digital access section: devices, passwords, the master key, email

Real pages from the planner — structured prompts, not blank lines.

In 24 fill-in pages, it maps:

Inside the planner — a step-by-step checklist of who your family should call in the first two weeks

It even tells your family exactly who to call, and in what order.

Your information never touches our servers.

This is a planner you download and keep. Print it, fill it in by hand, and store it wherever you keep your passport or birth certificate. Nothing you write is uploaded, stored, or seen by us — or anyone else. You stay in control of your own family's information, the way it should be.

The honest answers to what you're probably thinking.

"Isn't this morbid?"

It's the opposite. Almost everyone expects to feel sad filling it in — and instead feels relieved. It's calm, warm, and written with care. You're not planning to die. You're making sure the people you love are looked after, no matter what.

"I'll get to it later."

Everyone says that — and "later" is exactly the problem. The whole point is to do this while you still can. It takes one quiet afternoon, and then it's done.

"Will my family actually be able to use it?"

That's what it's built for. It's in plain language, in large print, and it even lists who they should call and in what order. No legal jargon, no guesswork.

Why I made this

I'm not a law firm or a funeral company. I'm one person who kept hearing the same heartbreaking story: someone dies, or lands in the hospital, and the people who love them are suddenly locked out of everything — the phone, the photos, the accounts — drowning in paperwork at the worst moment of their lives.

It shouldn't be that hard to take care of the people you love. So I built the simplest possible way to put everything in one place, before it's ever needed. If it gives your family one less thing to panic about, it did its job.

Everything your family needs, in one afternoon.

The complete 24-page guided planner$39
The "first 2 weeks: who to call" survivor checklist$19
Lifetime reprints — for you and your whole family$19
Large-print, fill-by-hand layout, made for keepingincluded
"A letter to the people I love" keepsake pagesincluded
Total value$77

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30 Fill it in this weekend. If it isn't the most reassuring $32 you've spent this year, email me within 30 days — full refund, and keep the planner.

Founding price. It's $32 while we're brand new — the price goes up as we grow.

+ Add: The Digital Legacy Kit +$9

Your planner shows your family where everything is. This is the 15-minute guide that actually sets it up so it works — step-by-step Apple, Google & Facebook "legacy contact" setup, two-factor & phone-recovery, and protecting your photos. The part almost no one knows to do.

Most families add it — you'll see it as a one-click add-on at checkout.

You'd be one of our very first families. That's exactly why it's $32, why the Founding Edition exists, and why your guarantee is no-questions-asked. We're new and we'd rather be honest about that than fake a wall of reviews. Try it — if it's not right for your family, you lose nothing.

The kindest thing you can do today takes one afternoon.

Fill it in once. Keep it somewhere safe. Tell one person where it is. And know that whatever happens, the people you love won't be left locked out and lost.

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