The three documents

A Peace of Mind Summary, a Blue Book and Essentials. All three examples below are fully filled in, so you can see exactly what you'd be printing, sharing, or keeping safe before you type a single word. Some answers are left blank on purpose: you can skip anything, and none of these is ever really finished — you simply update and print or share again as life changes.

Sam Hartley isn't real

Nor is his wife, his bank, his address or his dog — and the photographs are AI-generated, not pictures of real people. The documents below are genuine output from the app, printed from an iPhone and a Mac, but the life inside them is invented, and so is every name, number and date. The same documents come out of an iPad, or an Android phone or tablet.

Peace of Mind Summary

Free, always

Where everyone starts — it's the first thing the app opens on. A few quick questions first, about 3 minutes, then short chapters you can do in any order: about 15 minutes in total, and you can stop and carry on whenever you like. It's as much for you as for anyone else: knowing yourself where things are kept and who holds what, and knowing the people closest to you could find it all without you. The confidential pages come at the end — your own numbers, the executor, the bank — and you choose whether to include them each time you print or share.

Page one: Samuel Hartley's details, then five people with their roles and phone numbers, and Biscuit the dog beneath them with who walks him, his vet and his routine — Page 1 of 5

Page two: where eight key documents are kept, each in its own box, with the main bank beside them; and Sam's thoughts and wishes — Page 2 of 5

Page three, headed Confidential Details: identity, government numbers, the executor, next of kin and the will — Page 3 of 5

Read the whole Summary PDF · 5 pages · 0.8 MB

Blue Book

Free to fill in

The story only you can tell — told your way. Photos, voice recordings, and video; keepsakes and the meaning behind them; personal messages for the people you care about; and dedicated pages gathering everything about a loved one in one place. Something to reread and enjoy today, and pass on whenever you choose. Sam's runs to twenty-two pages — yours grows at your own pace.

The cover: deep navy with a gold keyline and Sam's name — Cover

The Story: a memory of a wet week camping in Cornwall in 1983, with its photograph and the few lines Sam wrote about it — Page 9 of 22

A page for one person: Sarah’s, with her photograph, the letter kept private for her, and a memory of teaching Lily to ride a bike with its photograph — Page 16 of 22

Read the whole Blue Book PDF · 22 pages · 3.1 MB

Essentials

Free to fill in

Your practical details, organised so you (and the people closest to you) always know where things are. Bank accounts, pensions, and savings; property, car, and utility renewal dates; online accounts and document locations; plus key tasks and who should manage them.

The cover: gold with a navy keyline, marked private, keep safe — Cover

About You: Samuel Hartley’s personal details, his dates and address and who he is married to, and his identifiers — National Insurance, passport and driving licence — Page 4 of 19

Accounts and Policies: two bank accounts, the railway pension and the house, each with its provider, its number and who to ring — Page 13 of 19

Read the whole Essentials PDF · 19 pages · 1.4 MB

Yours stays on your device

When you're ready, you can fill in your own story and practical details in complete privacy. Everything stays on your local device and your own backups until you choose to share it. Your Blue Book has no account and no sign-up, we don't run servers for your data, and nothing you enter ever reaches us. Our privacy policy has the detail.