The question nobody wants to think about — answered in one weekend

Every household runs on knowledge that lives in exactly one person’s head. Which bank holds the savings. Where the insurance policies are. What the subscriptions cost and how to stop them. Which email address unlocks everything else. If that person is suddenly in a hospital — or worse — the people who love them inherit a scavenger hunt at the worst possible moment.

The Just-In-Case Map ends the scavenger hunt. It is a guided organizer — a workbook with a structure — that takes you section by section through everything your family would need to find, with fill-in tables and plain-language prompts at every step. Most households finish in three relaxed sittings over one weekend.

A map, not a safe — and that’s the point

This book never asks for a password, a PIN, a full account number, or a crypto recovery phrase. It records where things are and what to do: which bank, which drawer, which folder, who to call. Last four digits only. That design is deliberate — a map can be finished honestly and shared with the one or two people who would need it. Your secrets stay in your password manager, your safe, or wherever they belong; the Map simply says where they are.

What’s inside — 12 guided sections

1. People & Who to Call — your inner circle and your professionals, so the first calls are obvious.
2. Money Map — every bank account, card, loan, and investment, so nothing is missed or quietly lost.
3. Home & Property — deeds, keys, shut-off valves, and the practical geography of your house.
4. Insurance — every policy and where it lives, so the protection you pay for can actually be claimed.
5. Bills & Subscriptions Audit — every recurring charge, what keeps the home running, and what can stop. (Most families find a forgotten subscription here — this section regularly pays for the book.)
6. Digital Life — the chapter paper kits skip: the email and phone that anchor everything, your password manager’s location, digital assets, points and miles, and your wishes for your online accounts.
7. Business & Work — employer, businesses you own, and the people who keep them running.
8. Vehicles — titles, keys, and loans.
9. Health & Wishes — your care team and medications, plus your wishes in your own words, including a letter page to your family.
10. Kids, Pets & Dependents — routines, doctors, pickup permissions, and the knowledge that usually lives only in your head.
11. Document Locator — one master list of every important document and where it lives.
12. Annual Review — the 30-minute yearly ritual that keeps the map true.

Plus, at the very front: The First 72 Hours — a calm, ordered page for your family that tells them what to do first, what can wait, and where everything in the book points.

This is not a will — and it doesn’t pretend to be

The Just-In-Case Map is an organizer, not a legal document. It doesn’t replace a will, a trust, or an attorney — it makes your family’s life easier alongside them, and it makes an attorney’s job faster when you create or update the legal paperwork. If a document doesn’t exist yet, the Map tells you plainly — and gives you the nudge to fix it.

How it works

1. Buy and download instantly — your files arrive on the confirmation screen and by email, and stay in your account for re-download.
2. Print it (or type it) — write in the printed workbook, or fill in the spreadsheet vault tab by tab.
3. One guided weekend — three sittings, about an hour each, following the order built into the book.
4. Store it and tell your person — a safe, a locked drawer, or your attorney — then tell your map-holder two things: that it exists, and where it lives. The included buyer guide gives you the exact words for that conversation.

Made for the people who handle everything

Buy it for yourself if you’re the one who “just knows” where everything is. Buy it for your parents if they’re the ones. It’s the rare gift that says I love you in the most practical language there is: you will never be lost, and neither will we.

What you get that the others don’t include

• A completed example map — a fictitious family’s map, filled in start to finish, so you can see exactly what ‘done’ looks like before you begin.
• Starting the Conversation — the prompts guide that helps you get parents (or a partner) to the table. Most binders just hand you blank pages.
• Both formats — the printable workbook AND the spreadsheet vault, so you can write by hand or type.
• One payment of $19. No subscription, no account, and your family’s information never leaves your computer.