it's not IF..
it's WHEN
If something happened to you today -
would those left behind be able to find your 'stuff'?
About us
We're proactive seniors.
We've seen the pain left by lack of wills or just organisation. We asked ourselves if our stuff's in order for when the inevitable happens.
Maybe you know the feeling?
The nagging thought that when the ride ends and it is inevitable, your family will be sorting out accounts and passwords, rather than grieving.
We couldn't find a solution to deal with what a will doesn't cover. So we decided to be proactive.
"Over half the adult population globally does not have a basic will and the percentage who do not have their critical digital and financial accounts truly organised, documented and protected for their loved ones is likely far, far higher."
What will you leave behind?
We can't say it's "unexpected" when we know it's inevitable, so the kindest gift is not to leave a mess.
We help you START - to get organised so your passing won't be defined by panic over passwords and piles of paperwork...
A simple
4 step process
Create a 1 page
"emergency" listOrganise your stuff.
A simple filing structureCreate a handover file for everything
Create a Master Key to give access
3 questions to ask yourself
How organised are you?
Does every digital file and physical document have a permanent home?
Is your stuff filed nice and clearly, or just piled up?
Do you have an organised system which is easy to access and understand?
Can you find things?
It's not just about having a will.
If the inevitable happened today, could your trusted contacts find your documents, passwords and wishes without you there to guide them?
Is there an 'in case of emergency file?
Is it safe and secure?
Are your assets locked down yet accessible?
Your legacy needs to be secure from strangers but easy to get to by those who matter most.
Have you hidden things for security but such they may never be found?
Don’t leave your family a puzzle of paperwork and passwords.
Start with the Inevitable Checklist - the 1-page 'break glass in case of emergency' plan.
The Inevitable.LIFE system
Simple - easy to start, organised, secure and meaningful
1 -Single page start
Start with a single source of truth: a one-page overview as a quick checklist for what's most important right now - and in case of emergency for our loved ones in the future.
A simple guide to where things are, who should be told, priorities and what our main final wishes are.
2 - Get organised
We created an easy to understand, simple filing system - the same for all your digital devices or physical files - perfect for filing your documents.
A logical, straight-forward digital and/or physical folder structure, where you keep all your precious documents.
3 - Handover map
The handover file - a map to your life's treasures, to help manage those early, difficult days after the inevitable happens.
Your treasure map will add detail to your Inevitable Checklist with clear instructions and passwords, locked down so only trusted contacts have access.
4 - Master key
A robust, secure process to store passwords and pins and give access to the Handover file, ensuring the Life File(s) are passed safely to your trusted contacts.
It's designed to enable your trusted contacts to access your stuff, ONLY when the inevitable happens.
Some real-life stories
The wake-up call
I live life on the edge, but my mother’s passing grounded me.
She died without an up-to-date will and we struggled desperately to find even her basic personal details.
I wish I’d helped her get sorted then. Now, I’m making sure my own wishes are written down—so my loved ones get a roadmap, not a struggle.
The near miss
At 77, a hospital stay gave me plenty of time to think—and worry. As I lay there, I realised if I didn't make it, my family wouldn't have a clue where to start.
My recovery was my second chance.
When I finally gathered my 'stuff,' I found it was so scattered it would have been impossible for them to make sense of it without me.
A hard lesson
My father died of a heart attack at just 39. The grief was crushing, but the administrative chaos made it unbearable.
He left no signed will and no access to his details. I watched my mother weep not just from sadness, but from fear and absolute frustration.
She simply didn't know what to do.
Organise your
LIFE and plan for the
INEVITABLE
Want to start your journey and follow a clear path?
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