

Kitchen-Table Talk scripts
Word-for-word ways to tell your partner and kids where the file is. And how to ask aging parents for their information without the conversation blowing up.
The Just-in-Case File
Mira walks you through everything your family would need (who to call, where the papers are, which bills to pay, how to get into your phone, what you’d want), one simple question at a time. You get one beautiful, private file. Done in a weekend.
Doing it for your parents too? The Family Edition includes Mira’s “Ask Mom & Dad” interview.
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Or just do the first 15 minutes tonight.
Not a will. Not legal advice. A map.




You know which bill comes out on the 3rd. Where the car title is. The Wi-Fi password. Who the plumber is. Which drawer the passports live in. What the kids will and won’t eat.
It’s all in one place: your head.
And that works fine, right up until the day you can’t answer the phone.
These are real posts from people who went through it:
I spent months trying to find out all their … service providers … Dad had no idea and they had no filing system, just heaps of old papers stuffed around the house. Nightmare.
Real post, r/AgingParentsCell phone locked and unrecoverable. Couldn’t even text their friends to notify them.
Real post, r/AgingParentsWe were completely locked out of his world… His will is on his computer. We never found it.
Real post, r/tifuWe thought the hard part would be the legal and financial stuff. It wasn’t… We were grieving and guessing all the time… He had over 10 active subscriptions. Some of them kept charging for two months.
Real post, r/UKPersonalFinanceNobody in these stories did anything wrong. They just never wrote it down. Almost nobody does.
None of that is a willpower problem. It’s a design problem. So we fixed the design.
The Ask-Don’t-Fill method

One simple question at a time, with a short “why this matters” tip and examples. “Who should be called first?” You never stare at a blank page.

It goes straight onto your To-Find list, with a hint on where to look. You keep moving. You never get stuck.

You fill in where things are. The file automatically adds what to do with it: who to call, what to cancel, what’s urgent and what can wait.

A beautiful, tabbed PDF with your family’s name on the cover, a “Read Me First” page and a one-page emergency sheet.

The last step Mira walks you through: print it, put it somewhere known, tell one person where it is, and give your encrypted backup to someone you trust. The Trusted Person letter tells them what to do first. Your answers stay private on your device, and your family still gets the map.
Swipe to see all 5 steps →

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Try it now, free
These are the real first questions from the app. Answer them (or tap “I don’t know yet”) and watch your family’s page write itself.
Nothing you type leaves this page. It isn’t saved or sent anywhere, and it disappears when you close the tab.
Tonight, on the sofa
That alone puts you ahead of most families.
About 5 hours, in small blocks
Sunday night, it’s done. Then hand it off.

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What’s inside


The best part: every section is two-sided. One side is for you: what to write. The other is for your family: what to do with it.




Real pages from the PDF the app creates (shown with sample data).
It pays off while you’re alive, too
Private by design
Clearing your browser data deletes your file unless you’ve saved a backup. On iPhone, add it to your Home Screen so Safari keeps your data. The app reminds you.
Built in, at no extra cost
Included free


Word-for-word ways to tell your partner and kids where the file is. And how to ask aging parents for their information without the conversation blowing up.


A printable letter for whoever holds your file: what to do first, where the file and the backup are, who to call. So the file doesn’t just exist. Someone knows how to use it.


A one-page sheet for a house-sitter, babysitter or pet-sitter, built from the answers you already gave. Useful this month, not just someday.
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Your beautiful family PDF + one-page emergency sheet and wallet card
Digital accounts checklist, yearly update mode, Document Hunt guideBuilt in
Bonus 1: Kitchen-Table Talk scripts
Bonus 2: The Trusted Person Kit
Bonus 3: The Sitter SheetA physical organizer kit costs $69 to $149. Guided digital versions sell for $97. Family vault apps charge $99.99 a year, every year. Printable binders are cheap, and most of them sit blank in a drawer.
| The Just-in-Case File | Physical organizer kit | Guided video course + binder | Family vault app | Printable binder | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $47 once | $69–149 | $97 | $99.99/year | $1–20 |
| Guides you one question at a time | yes | — | partly | partly | — |
| Stays private, no cloud | yes | yes | yes | — | yes |
| Prints as one family file | yes | yes | yes | varies | yes |
| Built so you don’t stall halfway (“I don’t know yet”) | yes | — | — | — | — |
Typical prices for each category, as researched on November 14, 2026. Prices change. We use category names, not brand names.
$47. Once.
No subscription. No account. Your PDF is yours forever. All three bonuses included.
Start my file: $47One-time payment · Instant access · 30-day guarantee
I’m 53 and it just hit me that my kids know almost nothing about my digital life.
Real post, r/AgingI have taken care of our finances since 1985. He has no idea what payments or withdrawals are made.
Real post, r/AskOldPeopleAdviceIt’s honestly a huge relief to plan out your death.
Real post, r/ParentingReal posts from public online communities. They are not customers of the Just-in-Case File.
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Do your First 15 Minutes. If it doesn’t feel easier than any binder or blank form you’ve tried, email us within 30 days for a full refund. Keep whatever you exported.
No forms. No questions. No hoops.
Who it’s for
It’s not for you if you want legal documents drafted. This organizes your life; it doesn’t replace a will or a lawyer.
FAQ
Yes, and the two work together. A will says who gets what. The Just-in-Case File tells your family how to find it: where things are, who to call, which bills to pay, how to get into your phone. Most wills don’t cover any of that.
That’s the last step: you hand it off. Print the file, put it somewhere known, tell one person where it is, and give your encrypted backup to someone you trust. The Trusted Person letter tells them what to do first.
If you saved a backup, open it on your new phone with your passphrase. And your printed file is still in the drawer. Mira reminds you to save a backup as you go.
No. Mira’s questions are written in advance and run on your device. Nothing you type is sent to us or to any AI.
Only on your device. There’s no account, no cloud and no server, so we never see your answers. You can save an encrypted backup file with your own passphrase.
A page of passwords is a risk if it’s lost. The Password Map records where your passwords live and who can get in, which is what your family actually needs. There are links to set up the official legacy contacts with Apple, Google and Facebook.
Your First 15 Minutes gives you a useful file tonight. Mira’s plan is designed for one weekend. You can stop any time; it saves automatically.
Tap “I don’t know yet”. It goes onto your To-Find list, and the Document Hunt guide shows you where to look.
If you can answer a text message, you can do this. Mira asks one question at a time, and it works on your phone or computer.
Mira is our AI guide, a character we created so this feels like a conversation instead of a form. Her questions are written in advance by people. Nothing you type is sent to an AI or to us.
Yes. Add the Family Edition at checkout (+$17) for files for two more people, plus the “Ask Mom & Dad” interview mode.
Save your encrypted backup file and open it on the new device. Your PDF is yours to keep, print or store wherever you like.
No. $47 once. No renewals, ever.
No. The Just-in-Case File is an organization tool. It doesn’t create legal documents or give legal, financial, tax or medical advice. For those, talk to a qualified professional.
You have 30 days. One email gets you a full refund, and you keep whatever you exported.
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Fifteen minutes tonight. A weekend with Mira. A file your family will be grateful for, and a little more peace for you, starting today.
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Or just do the first 15 minutes tonight.

Sunday night, it’s done.— Mira, your AI guide