Everything the nurse needs to know about your child, ready on one screen.

Blood type, medications, allergies and emergency information are instantly at your fingertips.

Give them the contacts, routines and important information they need before you walk out the door.

Make sure they have everything they might need if something unexpected happens.

Stop trying to remember dates, medications, surgeries and medical history from memory.

Know exactly what your child is allergic to, what medications they take and what to do. 

Stop searching for the same health, insurance and contact information every school year.

Take your child’s important medical, insurance and emergency information wherever you go.

Record the story while it’s fresh, before one of those priceless little moments gets forgotten.

Save the photos, teachers, friends and little details you’ll someday love remembering. 

Keep schedules, coaches, forms, medical information and contacts organized.

Give them exactly what they need to know about your child in one place.

Have the critical information you need without wasting precious minutes looking for it.

Know what happened, when it happened and how it was treated.

Save the award, photo, video and story instead of letting it disappear into your camera roll.

Capture it now because you probably won’t remember it ten years from now.

Remember teachers, coaches, caregivers, friends and others who helped shape their childhood.

Both parents can access the same important information instead of one person knowing everything.

Give them an organized history of the important information from their childhood.

Give them more than your memory; give them the stories, photos and details you saved along the way.

 When the call comes, have their most important information immediately available.

Keep everyone informed, organized and working from the same information.

Don’t wait until your parents start forgetting where important documents, accounts and information are.

Make sure they have everything they might need if something unexpected happens.

You may be the only person they can reach, so have medications, conditions, doctors and key information ready.

Be useful even when you live hundreds or thousands of miles away.

Have the details available when they can no longer remember them.

Find insurance, legal, financial and other important information without searching through their house.

Give the family one place to leave notes about visits, appointments and important changes.

Walk in knowing their medications, health history, doctors and questions that need to be asked.

 Quickly understand their existing conditions, medications and medical history.

Keep instructions, medication changes, follow-up appointments and next steps organized.

Give the person helping your parent the information they actually need.

 Keep transportation options, contacts, appointments and people who can help organized.

 Make it easier to share the responsibility instead of leaving everything to the closest child.

Keep notes over time so the family can spot changes that might otherwise be missed.

Have their preferences, routines, contacts and important information ready before a crisis forces the issue.

 Record what they want while they can tell you, instead of forcing the family to guess later.

Access what you need from your phone instead of from a folder sitting in their house.

Get personal help with your parents, your family or your Parentfile whenever you need it.

Parentfile keeps the meaningful, practical and digital things that don’t belong in traditional estate documents.

Access a trust you can download and execute right from your Parentfile.

Make sure your spouse and children know where everything is and what they need to do.

Record videos or write letters your family can receive at meaningful moments later in life.

Save the stories only you know before nobody is left who remembers them.

Give your children and future generations medical information that could someday be incredibly important.

Make sure important accounts, files, photos and digital information don’t simply disappear.

Explain why an heirloom, photograph, piece of jewelry or keepsake actually matters.

Save the recipes everyone loves along with the stories that make them special.

Record the lessons you want your children and grandchildren to always have.

Keep what you want your family to know current as your life changes.

Make it easy for your family to find your doctors, medications, history and important documents.

 Make sure important information isn’t stored only in your head.

Give them what they need without forcing them to search through drawers, files and old emails.

Make sure your family knows how to find the digital information they’ll eventually need.

Separate the truly meaningful memories from the thousands of photos sitting on your phone.

 Preserve your values, beliefs, stories and the things that made you you.

Leave something meaningful for a future wedding, birthday, new baby or other important day.

Organize things now so the people you love aren’t forced to figure everything out later.

The things that seem ordinary today may become absolutely priceless to your family someday.