The Physical Vault : Your End of Life Planner
The Vault isn't an organizer. It's the answer to "where is everything?" — written down once, by you, while it's still easy.
A printed spiral book of 160+ templates, in your hands in one piece. Nothing to download, nothing to print, nothing to set up. You open it, and there is a line waiting for the thing you keep meaning to write down.
While you're here
Passwords, policy numbers, the plumber who actually shows up, which account the mortgage comes out of. All the details you currently hold in your head, or in a login someone else can't reach. Seven tabbed sections mean you turn to the tab, not through the book.
And when you're not
Nobody you love should have to guess. Not about the insurance, not about your wishes, not about which drawer the deed is in. This is the difference between your family searching for six weeks and opening one book — and every line in it is in your handwriting, which is its own kind of comfort.
What it actually is
- A wire-o spiral book that lies flat, so you can write in it without holding it open
- Linen hardcover, cream paper, 160+ printed template pages
- Seven labeled tabs: Personal · Digital Access · Health & Protection · Home & Property · Financial · Important Documents · Where to Begin
- "Where to Begin" is the first tab on purpose. You are not meant to fill this in one sitting.
- Written in pencil if you like. Things change; the book is built to be changed.
- Hand-assembled in small runs, not mass-produced
Fill in one tab. That's a real start, and it's more than most people ever leave behind.
Prefer to type? The Digital Vault is the same 160+ templates as a fillable file for your iPad or computer.
