Bills & key contacts
Put bill schedules and important contacts in one place, so the next person knows what is due and who can help.
Life admin, made shareable · Digital downloads
If you were unavailable for three days, could someone step in? The “If I’m Unavailable” Life Admin Kit turns scattered details into one clear household guide.
For everyday handoffs. And the days you didn’t plan for.
A little preparation. A clearer handoff.
“Start here. Everything you need is inside.”
Our promise: practical, not overwhelming.
Inside the Life Admin Kit
For the household manager, the adult child helping a parent, or the couple building a life together.
The first page that matters
Give your trusted person a starting point, not a pile of paperwork. Your checklist points them toward the contacts, routines, and tasks that need attention first.
Record where secure information lives—not the passwords themselves. Keep credentials in secure storage and share access thoughtfully.
Put bill schedules and important contacts in one place, so the next person knows what is due and who can help.
Capture household instructions and pet routines: the small things that keep the day running when you’re away.
Note where important documents are stored. Make the right information easier to find without copying sensitive details into every page.
Customize the information, print the pages you need, and revisit them whenever your household changes.
Choose your starting point
Planned introductory offers below; check the product catalog for current availability and final pricing.
THE EVERYDAY FOUNDATION
The customizable, printable household organizer: Start Here checklist, bill schedules, contacts, household instructions, pet routines, and document locations.
Check basic kit availabilityFOR MORE THAN ONE SEASON OF LIFE
Everything in the basic kit, plus caregiver and newlywed versions. A starting point for supporting a parent or bringing two households’ information together.
Check bundle availabilityFree · Could Someone Step In?
Try these with your partner, parent, or trusted person. A “not sure” isn’t a failure—it’s a useful place to start.
Choose one gap to fill today. Share the guide only with someone you trust.