Make the hard day easier for the people you love.
LastShelf provides step-by-step instructions so your family does not have to hunt through drawers, post-it notes, and safe deposit boxes to track down documents, passwords and important bills.
- Key documents
- Account access
- Medical wishes
- Trusted contacts
- Life insurance
- Important bills
Document. Detail. Discover. Guide.
The product does the tedious part. Here is what it actually looks like.
Document
Eight quick questions document the contacts, insurance, home details, accounts, documents, and debts your family would need. No document hunting to get started — just answer what you know.
Detail
Add actionable details so your family knows how to contact your attorney, pay property tax or follow a medical directive.
Discover
Identify what's missing from your plan and provide a practical path to put things like a medical directive or will in place.
Guide
Provide step-by-step instructions that family can follow in the case of an emergency.
Leave clarity, not questions.
What most families live with today
- — A will in one folder
- — Insurance details in an inbox
- — Passwords and account clues in someone’s head
- — Bills and due dates scattered across email, bank statements, and memory
What LastShelf provides
- — Step by step instructions for what to do first
- — Critical documents, contacts, and account access in one place
- — Important bills with payment details and due dates
- — Trusted contacts who know how to help when needed
Find the gaps before your family has to.
Answer six yes-or-no questions to see whether your family could find the documents, insurance details, debt, and critical payment instructions they would need in an emergency.
It's easy to procrastinate about scary topics. I did, until my dad was diagnosed with Stage 3 kidney cancer. Dealing with the emotionally devastating news was hard enough. Asking him to document his will, life insurance, etc...added way more stress before going into surgery. I never want anyone else experience that stress in the middle of a medical emergency. That's why I built LastShelf.