A three-minute check-in
Could your family keep life moving without you?
The Handoff Score measures transferability—not tidiness. Answer 14 practical questions and see where one trusted person could step in.
14 promptsSingle-choice, no free text.
About 3 minutesGo at your own pace.
Private by designYour answers stay in this browser.
What we do—and do not ask
This checks whether a handoff system exists. It never asks for financial values, account numbers, passwords, credentials, medical data, SSNs, or underlying document contents.
Handoff records anonymous outcome metrics, such as score and completion or sharing activity, but never stores your responses or household information.
Picture your handoff team
For the next few minutes, picture two people—without entering their names.
First Handoff is the person most likely to step in if you suddenly could not manage household life. That may be a partner, sibling, parent, adult child, or friend.
Backup Handoff is the person who would need to start if both you and your First Handoff were unavailable.
This is not about whether they are the “right” people. It is about whether real life could keep moving.