PRACTICAL TOOLS · FOR THE WEEKS THAT NEED THEM
Tools for the hard weeks.
Free, no account, nothing saved or sent anywhere. These exist because a family in its worst week shouldn't have to figure everything out from scratch — someone should have written it down. We did.
In the first days
interactive checklistThe interactive what-to-do checklist for the hours, days, weeks, and months after a death — with scripts for the hard calls and honest flags for what's actually time-sensitive.
The obituary writer
writing toolGuided prompts and three voices — traditional, warm, plainspoken — compose a draft you can copy anywhere. Nothing is saved or published; the words are yours.
The eulogy helper
guide + worksheetFour forgiving structures, a worksheet that turns memories into an outline, delivery advice for grieving speakers, and readings for those who can't write one.
Funeral costs, explained
consumer guideWhat things cost, what's actually optional, your rights under the FTC Funeral Rule, and where help exists. The talk a directory funded by funeral homes won't give you.
The digital legacy checklist
checklistWhat happens to accounts, photos, and passwords — planning your own digital estate, and closing a loved one's, platform by platform.
The question banks
8 collectionsHundreds of questions worth asking while you can — for a parent, a grandparent, a spouse, a veteran, someone with memory loss, a child, and the holiday table.