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Where Everything Is
Most people call this a death binder or an in case of emergency file. That's the search term, and probably how you found this page. It's a terrible name for something this useful.
The doctors, the policies, which bank, the water shutoff, who to call first. In most families, all of it lives in one person's head. Usually yours.
Why this one is different
There are a thousand free templates for this. They're all blank forms, and a blank form is exactly why yours isn't done.
- The interview fills it in. You answer questions, one at a time, and it writes the document with you.
- It stays current. Simple steps to update it when a doctor, a policy or an account changes.
- It's built from the class. The same method we teach in the room.
What's inside
- A fillable file, ready to print, with sections for: people to call first, doctors and professionals, the house, where accounts and statements are kept (never the numbers), kids, pets, and where legal documents are kept
- A one-page version for the fridge
- The AI interview: prompts that walk you through filling it in, one section at a time
- Steps to set up a Claude project that keeps it current
Honest notes
- This isn't a will or legal advice. It sits alongside your legal documents and tells your family where they are.
- Nothing in it asks for account numbers, passwords or Social Security numbers. It tells you where those should be kept instead.
- The interview runs on a free Claude account. You don't need to buy anything else.
Managing a parent's care too?
Or get both in the Family Binder Set for $104
The problem this solves
If one of these is your week, this is built for it.
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Nobody else knows where the insurance policy is. Or the passwords. Or the vet. If something happenedWith AI AI interviews you one section at a time and writes the file your family would need.
Get Where Everything Is
$29The file, the fridge page and the AI interview
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