Lifefile: end-of-life planning

About this app

What Lifefile does

Lifefile is the offline document where you write down — once — what your family will need to know if something happens to you. Where the will is. Who the attorney is. Funeral preferences. Important phone numbers. Account inventory (just the names, never the passwords). It's the conversation you keep meaning to have, made into a checklist you can finish in one sitting. And unlike Everplans or Myend, it never leaves your phone. What ships in v1: — Sections by life-domain: Documents (where the will/trust/POA lives), People (attorney, doctor, executor, next of kin with phone), Accounts (banks, brokerage, retirement — names of institutions and account-purpose, never credentials), Insurance (life/health/property — policy numbers and contacts), Wishes (funeral preferences, organ donation, faith tradition, music, who-not-to-invite), Digital (what to do with email/social — instructions, not passwords), Pets (vet, daily routine, who takes them). — Guided prompts. Each section has plain-language questions so you fill it in like a conversation. — Face ID app lock. Sensitive content stays sensitive. — Family-letter PDF. One-tap export to a clean, formatted PDF — give a sealed printout to your executor and tell them where it is. The point is to be findable on paper. — Last-updated banner. Gentle reminder if a section hasn't been touched in 12 months. — No account, no ads, no subscription, no cloud. Your wishes never sit on a vendor's server. For the millions of US adults who know they should write this down but haven't. Especially the parents of young children, the recently-bereaved, and anyone over 50.