Everything essential,
All in one place.
Because life gets messy when essentials live everywhere.
Essetly helps keep policies, financials, liabilities, statements and key records easier to find when they matter.
You control what gets connected and shared.
What I'm tracking
Net Worth
$487k
Total Assets
$960k
What I'm managing
Home cover
Expires in 42 days
Electricity bill
Due 15 Apr, $187
Bank statement
March 2026
People already know this problem exists.
We just built the solution.
It never fails to surprise me how unprepared people are.
It never fails to surprise me to see how unprepared people are. If you have kids, you have no business not having arrangements in place should you and their other parent pass away.
They had ducks in a row. But zero organisation.
They technically had their ducks in a row regarding estate planning fundamentals, but what they're lacking is organisation of things so there's a continuity of operation for their personal affairs.
Young widow. Totally unprepared. Endless phone calls.
As a young widow who was totally unprepared... beyond the shock and grief and money issues there was the very real problem of never ending phone calls and trying to figure everything out. Practical things would have saved me a lot of extra grief.
One person handles the bills. The other is clueless.
A lot of families have one person in charge of bills and the mortgage and the other is clueless. This always becomes a problem when the person dies. They don't know how to pay the mortgage, even if they have the money.
My husband handles the paperwork. I would have no clue.
It's something you actively have to think about now that most of our lives are digital. My husband handles half the paperwork and I wouldn't have a clue how to access it upon his death.
My sister died suddenly, intestate. Took two years to tie up.
My sister died suddenly, intestate. Took two years to tie up. I made a will, made provisions for my kids, updated my life insurance, added binding nominations to my superannuation.
Bank accounts frozen. Family left on fresh air.
Having all the bank accounts solely in the name of the person who passes... which then all get frozen until probate is granted. Which takes way too long for the rest of the family to survive on fresh air.