Create a note that matters

Some things deserve to be written down. To be remembered. To be passed on.

Sometimes we make big decisions that others may not understand right away — whether that’s around our healthcare, finances, or family life. Other times, we just want to share something that’s difficult to say out loud.

Leaving a note helps the people around you understand your thinking, and gives them comfort in your absence. It doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to come from you.

Why write a note?

Life can be unpredictable. A note is a simple way to offer context, clarity, or comfort.

Whether you want to explain why you’ve made a certain decision, capture your thoughts for the future, or leave behind something for loved ones to hold onto — this is a space to do just that.

Writing a note doesn’t need to feel heavy. You’re not writing your will or a legal document — you’re capturing something more human. A message. A memory. A mark of who you are.

STEP 01

Choose what you want to say

Pick from a growing selection of note templates, whether it’s a general note, medical directive, letter to loved ones, or something else. You can also create a custom note. We’ll give you a gentle structure to start with — nothing rigid. You can write as much or as little as you like.

STEP 02

Write with support

Our AI tool is there to help you write — not to replace your voice. It can help by suggesting phrases or prompts, help you word tricky parts and keep the tone appropriate. Helping you focus on the note and it's contents - we can help you take care of the rest.

STEP 03

Download and Share

Once you're happy with your note, you can then download and share it with the people who matter. It'll be stored for any future edits too, allowing you to come back, make changes and work on it until its right.

GET STARTED

It only takes a few minutes to give someone peace of mind for a lifetime.

FAQs

What if I don't know what to write?

We’ll guide you with prompts and example phrases — and you can always come back later to add or change things.

Yes. Many people write different notes for different people or situations.

No — notes are not a legal document. But they can sit alongside your will or medical directive to offer personal context.

You choose what to download, share, or store. The notes are private until you decide otherwise.

Absolutely not. Many notes are written to explain life decisions, say something heartfelt, or capture reflections for the future.