Don’t leave a mess,
leave a map
Transform end-of-life planning into a simple, family-ready roadmap for the first few difficult days.
The problem (privacy anxiety & digital Lockout)
Have you got a will and your end-of -life planning started?
Overwhelm anxiety
Are you putting off organising your life and preparing for end-of-life? Overwhelm is why we procrastinate rather than plan.
Do you worry about leaving your family a chaotic scavenger hunt when the inevitable happens?
Privacy: Don't trust leaving it to strangers?
Some end-of-life support websites and "legacy apps" require you to upload your sensitive personal data into their proprietary, "black box" databases.
Do you really want to do that? What happens if they go out of business or get hacked?
Digital lockout: How can I share access?
Worse, what happens when, for example, a lost password or 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) locks your family out of your accounts when they need access the most?
How can you keep your life secure whilst you are around and let others access when you are not?
Our solution: YOU keep control until it needs to be passed on
"You own your own data"
We champion a “you own your data” approach.
We don’t ask you to trust an unknown system.
We use familiar, highly secure, Google-based tools—such as Docs, Drive, Sheets and Sites—to organise your data. But our templates work just as well on other platforms like One Drive etc.
We provide the templates - you copy your digital and physical documents and keep them on your platform - your data remains completely under your control, ensuring absolute privacy.
The most important thing is - it's your account, your data.
"Absolute security doesn't require learning and trusting complex new software".
> 50% have no plan...
"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."
Keepabl 2017
Why is it so hard?
From thousands of stories and hundreds of ways to get sorted for end-of-life planning - the most common things that came out that prevents better end-of-life planning...
Overwhelm & Trust
So make a small start..
Our simple plan
Create a 1 page
"emergency" listOrganise your stuff.
A simple filing structureCreate a handover process (a "Master Key" to give access
Do all 3 or just choose one
Your 3-step roadmap to Peace of Mind
The Inevitable.LIFE Checklist
Grab our easy checklist to get you started right away with your key wishes and then build it up over time with documents, people, priorities and other thoughts...
These may be your final words other people in your life read..
From $19
The Inevitable.LIFE Files
We help you get organised and prepared for the inevitable with a simple structure and process to file everything your loved ones will need. We provide easy to access and use methods, digital or printable folders to help you get and stay organised.
From $99
The Inevitable.LIFE Master Key
We help you build and maintain your comprehensive "Inevitable File" as a map to your life's treasures. Then we provide instructions for a Master key process to help transition the security from you to your trusted contacts when you're not around.
From $299
Stories from our blog
A bit of exciting news about our new business called The Inevitable Life.
How to go about the intimate, authentic conversations you need to have with your family.
Döstädning (Death Cleaning) is the idea of "not being a burden." It reframes decluttering as an act of love.
Practical ways to help gain access to a legacy platform when the inevitable happens.
"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... is likely far, far higher."
The kindest gift is to not leave a mess.
Part 1 of 4 blogs taking you from a disconnected family to the peace of a life well-organised.
It may be unexpected, but it is inevitable! Let's prepare for it.
More than kindness to loved ones.
A message to my Toastmaster friends about my five steps to happiness.
It’s hard to be angry when you’re lucky.
How a disconnected family can transition to connection, where all are present and engaged.
Sara is losing her ability to move and speak, yet she's creating two scrapbooks for her sons.
When a lifetime of original deeds and wills vanish in a house fire!
What can you do to prepare for the unexpected (passport, credit cards, cash - stolen!) when you're overseas?
There's a 'hidden thief' stopping you fully engaging with your loved ones and stealing your peace of mind.
Gary & Mike
We get it. Having walked through our own health scares and seen the chaos when loved ones weren't organised, we knew there had to be a better way.
We're in our 60s and 70s and we built an organised life file for ourselves to ensure our families would never face that burden.
We're here to gently guide you, making the entire process clear, simple and a true act of love. It works.
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As a bonus for subscribing we will provide a FREE download of our 1 page PDF checklist to get you started.
We want to help as many people as we can to get started with a simple “break glass in case of emergency" list where you assemble and record your most important stuff.
Download the PDF and either print and write it out or input it digitally to have a first draft ready in a few hours with your top level information.
Note this is just the first page, no revisions or video guide
Don't leave a mess - leave a map
Imagine the peace of mind for you and your loved ones cos they’ll know where all your stuff is and what your final wishes are.
..these may be your last words others get to see..
