
100% No Matter What
Prepared You is a planner and information organizer for your final wishes, legacy, emergency info, assets and contacts, so the people you love can find it all when it matters most.
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Based on the book by John Davin
You can read the book for free. But it makes so much more sense to fill it all out online — then print it for your binder or share it electronically with the people who need it.
Your will, insurance, final wishes, assets and passwords-locations are written down, so your loved ones aren't left searching.
Funeral and burial plans, hospice preferences, and the legacy of stories and values you want to leave behind.
Your entries are visible only to you. We never ask for passwords or Social Security numbers — just where to find them.
This holds medical details, assets and account locations. Here is exactly how it is protected.
Your entries are encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest in our managed cloud database.
On secure, access-controlled cloud servers managed by Base44 — not on your personal computer or phone.
Only you. We never ask for passwords or Social Security numbers — only where to find them. No one on our team reads your plan.
Print or download any page, or your whole plan, whenever you want — for your binder or one trusted person.
Remove any entry, or close your account and erase your data, whenever you choose.
More in our Privacy Policy and Disclaimers.
27 sections, worked through a little at a time. Print any page for your binder or lock box.
Goals, household, finances, family and the details someone needs to step in for you.
Start with your age, check off what you need to do, and track your readiness for end of life, emergencies, and accidents.
Your details, doctors, hospital, medications and the people to call if you are injured or incapacitated.
Every policy you carry — home, auto, health, dental, life and funeral.
Add each prescription you are on so your loved ones know what you take and where to get it.
Banks, credit cards, software and services — where each login lives.
Where each business login lives — only if you own or manage a business.
Where your living will and will are kept, and who prepared them.
What needs to be done at home and who to contact if you are hospitalized.
Payments for your household that must be made on schedule, so someone can keep your home running.
Payments for your business that must be made on schedule, so someone can keep the business running.
Your accountant, attorney, banker, mechanic and other trusted service providers.
Your devices, backups, VPN, secure email and the software you rely on.
Your credit scores and the debts to pay off to improve them.
Businesses, income, vehicles, property, crypto and trusts.
Inventory your monthly services and apps, cancel what you don’t use, and decide where the savings go.
Emergency details for your children, your family tree, and care instructions for your pets.
Friends you can call on for help — what they can help with and how to reach them.
How your family will communicate, where to meet, and who cares for pets and children when phones and power are out.
The sections that matter most when you can no longer speak for yourself.
A request-for-help form for friends, church and volunteers, plus your in-home care plan.
A daily and weekly schedule of what happens when — for you, and for the family and helpers who come to take care of you.
Where your important documents are kept, and what is inside.
The important stuff: forgiveness, encouragement, generosity and unfinished conversations.
Where and with whom you wish to receive hospice care.
Funeral wishes, people to notify, burial arrangements and messages to loved ones.
What matters most to you, your personal items, and making sure your assets reach the people you love.
A place for your thoughts, and a record of who you helped this week.
The people to reach out to if you pass away or become seriously ill, with a note to share with each of them.
Every Wednesday evening at 7:00 PM Central
Live help getting organized, preparing your end-of-life plan, and answering your questions.
Practical ideas for end-of-life preparation, getting organized, protecting your family, and preserving your legacy — delivered by email.
Join our membership and meet twice a week in a live Zoom room. We go over the plan together, with homework to keep you on track.
Hi, I'm John. Two experiences showed me how much a single, organized record matters to a family.
“I learned the best way to run a household after losing my wife to breast cancer, leaving me with our then 8-year-old. I needed this document to be organized, with the information I needed in one place.”
Years later, caring for my own parents showed the same need — not just for information, but for preserving a legacy.
“My 6 siblings and I are caring for our parents, 87 and 91. We need the information in one place, and a way to preserve their legacy of love, hard work and stories.”
That's why every section of Prepared You exists — so the people you love aren't left searching.
“I learned the best way to run a household after losing my wife to breast cancer, leaving me with our then 8-year-old. I needed this document to be organized, with the information I needed in one place.”
“My 6 siblings and I are caring for our parents, 87 and 91. We need the information in one place, and a way to preserve their legacy of love, hard work and stories.”
“What a fantastic idea! I have already shared this with my parents, who are in their 90s, as a way of organizing their valuable assets and even more valuable ideas and preferences for their family.”
“I kept telling myself I would get organized "someday." Prepared You broke it into small steps I could do in a weekend. My kids will thank me.”
“After my husband passed, I spent months hunting for his accounts and insurance papers. I do not want my daughters going through that. This gave me a system.”
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