
Emergency
Who to call, who lives here and what they need, and what to do if you have to leave in a hurry.
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Everything your household runs on, written down in one place.
Emergency contacts, health card numbers, insurance policies, bills, the kids' details and where the spare key is. The Everything Binder gets it all out of one person's head and into 43 fillable letter-size pages that anyone at home can pick up and use.
This is a digital PDF. Nothing is mailed; print it at home if you'd like a paper copy. Works in Adobe Acrobat Reader (free), Chrome, Edge and Preview on a Mac.
Type straight into it in Acrobat Reader, Chrome, Edge or Preview.
Clean letter-size pages that print well on any home printer.
911, 811, RRSPs, TFSAs, condo fees and winter tires are all in there.
Pay once and the link is in your inbox within minutes.
Most households run on one person's memory.
Who's the plumber we used last time? When does the car insurance renew? What's Mom's doctor's number? Usually one person knows, and it's all in their head, their inbox or a drawer somewhere.
The Everything Binder gets it written down once, in a sensible order, so that when something goes wrong, or you're simply away for the weekend, anyone in the family can pick it up and find what they need.
Who it's for

The kids' school contacts, doctors, allergies and sizes, written down for whoever's looking after them.

You both know where the insurance, RRSPs and bills are, not just the one who set them up.

Lease or deed details, utilities, the contractors you trust and a maintenance calendar for the year.

Wills, health cards, medications and the "if something happens to me" page, sorted while it's easy.
What's inside
Each section opens with its own divider page and a list of what's in it, so the binder is easy to find your way around, on screen or on the bench.

Who to call, who lives here and what they need, and what to do if you have to leave in a hurry.

Utilities and account numbers, contractors you trust, seasonal maintenance and a home inventory for insurance.

Accounts and retirement savings, insurance, bills, the subscription audit, debts and a monthly budget.

School and activity details, the people you'd actually ring, birthdays, sizes and pet profiles.

Registration, insurance and service history for each car, plus passports and a before-you-go list.

Where the paperwork lives, which online accounts matter and how to get back into them.
A look inside
Every field lines up, every page has room to write, and there's a "last updated" box in the corner so you know when it was last checked.

How it works
1
The link arrives by email straight after you pay. Open it on your computer or print it out.
2
Grab your health cards and a bill from each provider. The setup plan on page 4 tells you what to fill in first.
3
Tell one other person where it lives. Check it every three months; the review page makes that a fifteen-minute job.
Questions
Anything else? Email organisedlife.au@gmail.com and a real person will get back to you.
If your file won't open or isn't as described, email us within 30 days and we'll fix it, replace it or refund you.
No. It's a PDF you download straight after you pay. Fill it in on screen, or print the pages and pop them in any binder.
Yes. Open it in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app and tap a box to type. A computer or tablet is easiest, because the pages are letter size.
Yes. Every box and tick box is a form field. Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader (free), Chrome, Edge or Preview on a Mac, click a box and type. Save a copy when you're done.
Yes. It's US Letter size and prints cleanly on a home printer. Print single-sided so you can swap pages out later.
The one for the country you live in. The Canadian edition is written for Canadian households: 911, provincial health cards, RRSPs, TFSAs, condo fees, tax season and winter. Each other country has its own edition, with its own numbers, paperwork and dates.
The binder is a blank file. Everything you type stays on your own device, and we never see it. Keep your filled copy somewhere safe, like a private folder, or print it and keep it at home.
No, and the binder tells you not to. It records where things are kept, such as which password manager you use, never the passwords, PINs or full card numbers.
It's an instant download. After you pay, a download link is emailed to you, usually within a few minutes.
Email us within 30 days and we'll fix it, replace it or refund you. Your rights under your province's consumer protection laws always apply.
43 fillable pages for your home, money, health and family, made for Canadian households.