...because 'touch wood' is not a strategy.

Get Your Plan!

    None of us plan for things to go pear-shaped. But if something happened to you or the people you love, would your family know where to find the important stuff?

    Like… how to get into the house? Who to call? What about the pets? Where the Will is? That insurance policy you vaguely remember? Not to mention all the accounts, services and bits of life admin that are small on their own, but suddenly become a nightmare when it’s all hitting the fan.

    For most families, the information isn’t missing. It’s just spread across drawers, folders, filing cabinets, emails and the occasional, “I think it’s in the study somewhere.”

    It’s not about getting your affairs in order. It’s about taking the pressure off the people you love.

    just in case! brings it all together in one download using a simple NOW, NEXT, LATER approach. The things your family will need straight away. The people and paperwork they’ll need next. And everything else they’ll be grateful they don’t have to hunt for later.

    It’s not a Will. It’s not a legal document. It’s simply a practical plan that tells your family what to do when you can’t.

    All it takes is about 20 minutes of your time and you could save your family hours of stress, uncertainty and second-guessing later.

    Introductory price just $19.95.

    Get Your Family Backup Plan!

    Get Your Family Backup Plan before things go pear-shaped.

    From emergency contacts and medications to insurance policies, legal documents and life admin, just in case! helps bring it all together in one place. So instead of searching through drawers, emails and filing cabinets, your family can focus on the people who matter most. Here's what's inside:

    • We'll email you a copy of the handbook. Save it somewhere easy to find, like your Desktop or Documents folder.

    • Double-click the PDF. If you can type into the fields, you’re away. If not, download the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader or print it and go analogue.

    • You can complete the handbook in about 20 minutes, but there’s no need to do it all in one sitting.

    • Save your progress before closing, then pick up where you left off next time. Too easy.

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    And finally here's a few things you may have been wondering about...

    Who is this for?

    Anyone who wants to make life easier for their family if something unexpected happens. Most people buy it for Mum or Dad, then realise they should probably do one too.

    How long does it take?

    About 20 minutes. Less time than watching an episode of The Chase.

    Can I do it on my laptop?

    Absolutely. The handbook contains fillable form fields so you can type directly into it and save your progress whenever you like.

    What if I can't fill it in on my computer?

    If your computer/laptop won’t let you type into the fields, simply open the handbook using the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader.

    Can I print it out?

    Sure can! If you prefer to go old school then by all means hit the print button. It's designed to fit A4.

    Is this a legal document?

    No. It’s simply a way to organise important information in one place. It doesn’t replace a Will or an Enduring Power of Attorney.

    Do I need to fill out every page?

    Nope. Even a partially completed handbook is better than no handbook at all.

    Can I use this with my parents?

    Absolutely. In fact, that’s exactly how many families use it.

    What sort of information does it cover?

    Things like key contacts, medications, legal documents, finances, insurance, utilities and all those little details people usually end up searching for.

    Is this specific to New Zealand?

    Yes. The handbook and guides have been designed with New Zealand families and processes in mind.

    Should I put my passwords here?

    No. For security reasons, we recommend recording where passwords are kept, not the passwords themselves.

    What happens after I purchase?

    You’ll receive an instant download so you can get started straight away.

    Why would I do this?

    Because things rarely go pear-shaped when it’s convenient.

    The best time to get organised was yesterday.

    The second-best time is before your family needs it.