Elegant continuity for real life

Could your family run without you?

Take the free three-minute Handoff Score to see how prepared your household is—and uncover the knowledge gaps no one thinks about until it matters.

No sensitive account details required. Results in about three minutes.

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Your result

0–100

Clear score. Specific gaps. A practical next step.

What to expect

A useful answer, not a fear tactic.

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Three minutes, honestly

Plain-language prompts focused on how your household actually operates.

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Private by design

Assess preparedness without submitting passwords or sensitive account details.

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Actionable at the finish

See your score, identify weak spots, and decide what to document first.

From uncertainty to continuity

Find the details only you know.

Household continuity is not one document. It is the quiet system behind bills, school pickups, pet care, renewals, repairs, and emergencies.

The Handoff Score

One score. Eleven parts of household life.

What gets assessed

Finances, home, kids, insurance, contacts, documents, passwords, subscriptions, vehicles, pets, and emergencies.

What you leave with

A shareable result and a prioritized view of the gaps most likely to disrupt your family.

Assess, don’t expose

The score asks whether information is organized and accessible—not for the information itself.

Made for a trusted person

The future platform is being shaped around a simple standard: could someone you trust actually use it under pressure?

Start free

Start with a clear picture.

Take the assessment now, then use the results to start the right handoff conversation at home.

Handoff Score

Free

No card. About three minutes.

Take the assessment

Included today

  • Readiness score from 0–100
  • Coverage across 11 household areas
  • Your highest-priority knowledge gaps
  • A result designed to share with family

The Handoff platform

In development. Join the optional waitlist after your score for early access updates.

A better question to answer now

If life paused you, what would stop next?

Find out in three minutes, then make the next conversation with your family a practical one.

Questions, answered

Before you begin