Your accounts. Your documents. Your memories. Your wishes. Organized just by talking, so the people you love are never left guessing.
Most people think they have a handful of things their family would need. A bank account, the house, a life insurance policy. There are over 100. You probably have most of them.
No prep. No blank pages. Do it in the car, in a waiting room, or after dinner. Ledger walks through every topic and asks the questions you'd never think of on your own. Most people finish in about 90 minutes.
“Once I finished, I felt so much relief. It had been on my to-do list for years. My filing cabinet was a mess and nearly impossible to update, and my handwriting is terrible. I'm so glad MyLifeLedger came along.”
Stumble through it. Say "um" a hundred times. Ledger listens, pulls out what matters, and organizes everything into a record your family can search in seconds. No forms, no cleanup.
She rambles, laughs, gets a little emotional. Ledger captures every detail and writes it into something her grandchildren will actually want to read. Ten years from now.
When something happens, Sarah doesn't have to search through files or make phone calls. She just asks Ledger. Everything her parents saved comes back instantly.
Ledger isn't just for when you're gone. It's for every day you're here. Your information, organized and searchable, for any moment life throws at you.




Open Ledger and speak naturally: in the car, after dinner, on a walk. No forms, no blank pages, no cold-start anxiety.
AI listens, asks smart follow-up questions, and files everything where your family will look for it. No cleanup required.
Anyone you share with gets instant voice-search access to accounts, memories, contacts, everything. Right when they need it most.
MyLifeLedger stores where your accounts, policies, and documents are located, not the passwords, account numbers, or PINs to access them. AES-256 encryption protects everything in transit and at rest.
Your family won't find your Chase password. They'll find that you bank at Chase, which branch, who your advisor is, that the account is titled in the trust, and that the paperwork is in the fireproof box in the basement closet. That's what they actually need at 2am.
Your data is yours. We don't sell it, share it, or rent it. You'll never see an ad inside Ledger.
Everything you share is encrypted and access-controlled. It’s never used to train outside AI models.
View, export, or delete anything you've shared with Ledger, anytime, no questions asked.
Ledger exists so the people you love are never left guessing. That's the whole product.
Facebook was built to sell ads. A binder sits on a shelf, 20% filled. Ledger is the only place built for one thing: making sure your family is never left guessing.

Your daughter can have the medical section today. Your executor sees everything you choose to share. Nobody gets in by accident, and nobody gets locked out when it matters most.
Ledger doesn’t replace your attorney or your estate documents. It tells your family that you have a will, who drafted it, where the original is, and who to call first. Never done any of it? Ledger is where you start. Did it all ten years ago? Ledger is how anyone finds it.
Less than 30 minutes with an estate attorney for comparable pricing. Covers you and your spouse through your first year.
Not at all. We've had 75-year-olds complete their entire Ledger without any help. MyLifeLedger is designed to be the easiest, fastest way to get everything documented — you don't even have to type. Just talk to Ledger and it organizes everything for you.
You can get going in about 60 seconds. Most people build a solid foundation in 60 to 90 minutes spread across a few sessions — do it in the car, knock out a chapter in a waiting room, pick it back up after dinner. There's no big sit-down required.
Yes. MyLifeLedger uses bank-level AES-256 encryption. We never store passwords, account numbers, or PINs — only the location and existence of your accounts. This "map, not a key" approach means even if someone accessed your ledger, they could not access your actual accounts. We never sell or share your data with third parties.
Yes, anytime. You can export your full ledger as a PDF and take it with you. If you stop paying, your account simply becomes read-only — your family can still view and export everything, but you cannot add new items until you resubscribe. Your loved ones will never lose access just because a subscription lapsed.
A Will tells your family who gets what. MyLifeLedger tells them where everything is and how to find it. Without this map, even beneficiaries named in a Will might never find the assets they were left. They work together — your attorney handles the legal documents, Ledger handles the roadmap.
Ledger asks you questions and organizes your answers — it does not guess or assume anything. You review every entry before it is saved. Nothing is stored without your confirmation, so your ledger reflects exactly what you told it.
Physical binders go stale the moment you fill them out. Changed banks? Moved? Got new insurance? You have to cross things out and rewrite. With MyLifeLedger, updates take seconds and your family can access the latest version from anywhere. And unlike paper, it cannot be destroyed in a fire or flood.
No — and that is by design. We help you document that you have accounts at Chase and where your insurance policy is stored, but we never ask for account numbers, passwords, or PINs. This keeps your ledger safe to share with family without handing over access to your actual accounts.
Yes. You can invite family members or trusted advisors with a secure access code. You control exactly which sections they can see — they get access to what they need, nothing more. When you update your ledger, they automatically see the latest version.
They don't have to be. You can document the entire household yourself and simply give them access when you're ready. Once they see how easy it is to pull up a policy number or find an old account, they'll understand the value. Most people start alone and share later.
For you, and for the people who'd otherwise be left guessing.