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Discover
LastShelf reads your Gmail for bills, statements, and invoices. Every obligation surfaces on one shelf — nothing left in somebody’s head.
Financial continuity
The last shelf every bill ends up on.
Car insurance. Property tax. The electric bill. Dental. The storage unit. LastShelf finds them in your inbox, lines them up in one place, and makes sure someone you trust can step in if life gets in the way.
Early access. No spam. One short confirmation email.
The wedge
Not a budgeting app. A continuity app.
Budgeting tools tell you where money went. Autopay hides what’s happening until something breaks. Neither helps the person sitting next to you if you’re in a hospital bed for two weeks.
LastShelf is the opposite. It surfaces every recurring obligation, keeps it current, and makes it payable by someone else in an emergency.
The gap
Bills live in your head. Until they don’t.
What most households use today
- — A spreadsheet nobody updates
- — Calendar reminders with no amounts
- — Autopay for some, not all
- — A partner who hopes the first person remembers
What LastShelf provides
- — Automatic inbox discovery of recurring bills
- — A single dashboard of amounts, due dates, and how-to-pay
- — Reminders before a bill is due
- — Dependent alerts with pay instructions if one slips
Three motions
Discover. Approve. Hand off.
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Approve
Nothing is taken as truth until you approve it. You confirm, edit, or dismiss each bill. Missed items get flagged, not auto-paid.
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Hand off
Designate a dependent. If a payment slips, they’re emailed the bill, the amount, and how to pay it — without ever logging in.
Trust
What we hold. What we never hold.
LastShelf reads your inbox. It doesn’t move your money. Third-party tokens are encrypted at rest and disconnect is one click away. Dependents get email only — they never log in and never see your data beyond the missed bill.
Join the waitlist.
We’re building this deliberately, for a small first group of households. Drop your email and we’ll reach out with early access.