HOUSEHOLD CONTINUITY

What Belongs In Your Household Plan

Updated October 20, 2026

Limited Preview: use sample household details until real-information use is approved. This service is not yet your backup or emergency fallback.

Useful Instructions Without The Secrets

The intended scope is everyday tasks, dates, provider names, account references ending in four digits, and directions to secure records. During the preview, practice these with sample details.

• “Check the sample electricity bill on the 15th. The sample account ends in 1234.”
• “Access instructions are kept in our established secure storage. Ask the other adult for access through that service.”
• “Find the sample maintenance guide in the imaginary blue folder.”

Keep These Outside The App

• Passwords, PINs, recovery codes, security answers and secret sharing links.
• Full account/card numbers, banking credentials, Social Security numbers and identity documents.
• Entry, alarm or lock codes.
• Medication doses, detailed medical records and sensitive personal narratives.

Use established secure storage for secrets. Provider links here must be public HTTPS pages without embedded credentials, query parameters or fragments. Checks reject some common private-detail formats, including made-up numbers, but cannot recognize every secret or decide whether text is real.

Shared Means Shared

Both active household accounts can read and edit the plan and remove individual items. Named people are separate from sign-in accounts. A designated emergency delegate gets only the separate accepted drill packet, not household membership.

The Emergency Drill Is A Sample

Its fixed home-entry, pet-care and utility examples are fictional. It sends no emergency dispatch, offers no medical advice and does not grant real-world authority or access. Keep independent emergency arrangements and secure instructions.