Organise the essentials
Add documents, Important Accounts, item records, contacts, Medical Details, guided plans, simple tasks, and household calendar events.
Features
Is Everything Safe brings Important Accounts, records, reminders, trusted alerts, secure documents, plans, tasks, a household calendar, and shared access into one practical household continuity layer.
How it works
Is Everything Safe is designed to be useful before anything goes wrong. Start with the essentials, share access carefully, follow trusted signals, then use the same household context when you need to respond or recover.
Add documents, Important Accounts, item records, contacts, Medical Details, guided plans, simple tasks, and household calendar events.
Invite household members and trusted people, then use permissions so sensitive records are available without opening everything to everyone.
Use reminders across supported features, see reminder-dated activity in the household calendar, and follow trusted alerts before something becomes harder to manage.
Use the household context you have already built to report missing items, prove ownership, find records, contact the right people, and act with less confusion.
Explore the feature map
Choose any section to explore the seven feature areas. The lime ring highlights the areas where you can set reminders for important dates.
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The household connects people, records, reminders, alerts, plans, tasks, calendar activity, and access. A cared-for person can have a Caring Journal without using one of the household's 12 member places.
For households where records, dates, contacts, and decisions cannot all live in one person's head.
Reminder connection
Reminders form a cross-feature action layer. Anything with a reminder date appears in the household calendar.
What it covers
How reminders help
Set reminders for medical reviews, warranties, MOTs, insurance, document renewals, plan steps, and other important dates. Each reminder stays connected to the record or task it relates to, so the details are there when you need them.
Upcoming reminders appear together in your household calendar, helping everyone see what needs attention.
Plans
Guided steps for major life events.
Tasks
A simple shared list for everyday household actions.
Calendar
See household events and upcoming reminders together in one shared view.
What is included
Each area has a clear job. Set reminders alongside the records and plans they relate to, then see them together in your household calendar.
The household connects people, records, reminders, alerts, plans, tasks, calendar activity, and access. A cared-for person can have a Caring Journal without using one of the household's 12 member places.
For households where records, dates, contacts, and decisions cannot all live in one person's head.
A trusted household support layer for everyday updates, immediate help, Medical Details, and trusted contacts.
For everyday support updates, immediate 'text me when you get home' routines, and useful household context when someone needs help.
A practical register for the belongings and records a household may need to identify, prove, recover, or hand over.
For the bags, bikes, laptops, tools, pets, and receipts you only wish you had recorded after something goes missing.
Encrypted storage for the documents that are hardest to find when a household is under pressure.
Because 'somewhere safe' is not much help when nobody can remember where that is.
Three distinct ways to organise action: guided plans for major life events, a simple household task list, and a shared household calendar.
For the big moments, everyday actions, and shared dates that need more than one person to know what happens next.
Secure, structured records for the services and accounts a household may need to identify, contact, renew, or hand over.
For the utilities, suppliers, subscriptions, and financial records another trusted person may need to identify or contact.
The access model that lets the right people see the right household information without opening everything up.
So important household knowledge is not trapped in one person's head, inbox, or phone.
Relevant warnings that help a household understand what might affect them and what to do next.
For the warnings households usually discover too late: government, weather, flood, travel, power, or water disruption.
Security posture
Sensitive household records need a clear access model. Is Everything Safe combines client-side encrypted records, household membership, record permissions, trusted-device access, and row-level security.
Secure document contents, medical details, and Important Account details and attachments use client-side encryption before storage.
Access starts with household membership, then record permissions control who can view or manage specific information.
Database access is backed by row-level security, keeping records scoped to the household and permissions model.
Mobile app and safety button
Use the in-app safety button, or connect to an external safety button where supported. The household can keep trusted contacts, summary medical details, and urgent context together. After an incident, Concern Reporting can capture a retrospective record and supporting evidence for an approved partner route where available.
Concern Reporting does not provide an emergency response or contact emergency services.
* External safety buttons are purchased separately where supported. Reach out for details.
Faster access when household context matters.
The household is the organising model, so records, reminders, plans, tasks, calendar activity, contacts, alerts, and permissions stay connected.
The product supports everyday admin and preparedness, not only moments of disruption.
Sensitive records are protected with client-side encryption, household permissions, trusted-device access, and row-level security.
Household plan
Bring Important Accounts, records, alerts, reminders, secure documents, plans, tasks, the household calendar, contacts, and access into one practical household layer.
From feature to real life
Watch the complete product overview or read short stories about a missing bike, an expiring passport, a flood warning near Grandma and other practical situations.