Small guides.
Lasting clarity.

A map your people can use.
Not a list of secrets.

An asset map is a private orientation tool. It helps your family know what exists, where to find the right records, and whom to ask—without putting sensitive information in an easily shared document.

1. List categories. Think family photos, paper records, digital files, important contacts, insurance documents, and financial accounts. No account numbers needed here.
2. Note safe locations. Record where authoritative records are held and who is authorized to access them. Keep actual credentials in a separate secure system.
3. Name a person. Identify who understands the context for each category, and ask their permission before recording or sharing that knowledge.
4. Flag a first priority. Notice single copies, access gaps, damaged material, and time-sensitive stories before changing anything.

Do not send us your documents, passwords, recovery codes, financial account details, or private archive files.