When someone dies, the people left behind spend months hunting for passwords, policies and paperwork. The Tin Box is the guided planner that means they won't have to.
Get the planner — AU$19 Instant download · Fillable PDF · Edition 1, AustraliaWhy this exists
Executors and grieving families face dozens of institutions — banks, super funds, MyGov, utilities, subscriptions — usually with no list of what exists, let alone how to access it.
A will says who gets what. It doesn't say where the title deed is, what the phone passcode is, which direct debits to stop, or what you wanted read at the funeral. That's the gap The Tin Box fills.
What's inside
Who to call, where the will is, phone and computer access, immediate wishes — the page your family opens first.
Bank accounts, super, insurance, shares, property titles, debts, TFN and tax — everything the executor must find.
Funeral preferences, organ donation, pet care, photos and keepsakes, the things you never got around to saying.
A step-by-step action guide for your family covering the first 72 hours, first month and first year.
A practical plan for passwords, password managers, email and social accounts — the modern estate problem.
Guided paths whether you're planning for yourself, as a couple, or filling this in for an ageing parent.
Built for Australia
Written for Australian systems from the first page:
How it works
A fillable A4 PDF — type straight into it on any computer, or print it and write by hand. Do the first 72 hours pages today; the rest can wait.
Print it and put it where your family knows to look — a drawer, a safe, a tin box. Tell one person where it lives.
Instead of guesswork and locked accounts, your family gets a map: what exists, where it is, who to call, and what you wanted.
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Questions
No — and it doesn't replace one. A will is a legal document about who inherits. The Tin Box is the practical companion: where things are, how to access them, and what you wanted. It's designed to sit alongside your will and make your executor's job possible.
The planner walks you through safer options first — password managers with emergency access, and how to hand off a master password without writing every login down. What you record, and where you store it, stays entirely in your hands. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
The people who most need a Tin Box are the ones nobody expected to. It's also one of the most practical things you can help an ageing parent complete — that's what the Caretaker track is for.
Edition 1 is a fillable PDF you can complete on screen or print at home. A printed edition — with a photo pocket — is in the works. Join the list below if you'd like to know when it's ready.
The critical first pages take about twenty minutes. A full, careful pass is an afternoon. The planner is tiered so the most important information gets captured first.
A bound version with a photo pocket, designed to live in a drawer for decades. Leave your email and we'll let you know when it's ready — nothing else, ever.