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Where everything is.

One book your family can open without a password.

Accounts, policies, the people to call, where the key is, what you would want. Written down once, kept in a drawer, read once a year.

The first page of The Household Book. The title, the line Where everything is, and the words screen edition.
Section one of The Household Book, People to call: the first three calls, the household, and the people who handle things, each with a field for a name and a number.

The list

The things only one person in the house knows.

  • The login for the electric bill.
  • Whether the car is paid off.
  • Where the title to the house is, and whether it is the original.
  • The password to the phone that holds all the other passwords.
  • The vet, the dog's medication, and how much.
  • What you would want read, and what you would rather they did not.

What is inside

Twelve sections, in the order they are bound.

  1. 01

    People to call

  2. 02

    Where things are

  3. 03

    Money

  4. 04

    Insurance

  5. 05

    The house

  6. 06

    Vehicles

  7. 07

    Work and benefits

  8. 08

    Medical

  9. 09

    Digital life

  10. 10

    Subscriptions

  11. 11

    Dependents and pets

  12. 12

    Wishes and letters

What arrives

Three files land in your inbox the moment you pay.

The Household Book

$14

Nothing you type into the book leaves your computer. No account, no subscription, and no renewal. If it is not right for your house, write within thirty days and we refund you.

The same page in the screen edition, with fields that can be typed into and saved.

The screen edition

Fields you fill on a computer or tablet, then save and print.

The same page in the print edition, with ruled lines for a pen.

The print edition

The same pages, laid out for a pen. Letter size.

A page of The First Week: what to do today, in the order it needs doing.

The First Week

Seven pages for the person who opens it, in order.