After a death · an app we are exploring
What to do after a death, step by step.
A step-by-step list of what to do after a death in your state, letters ready to send, and a place to share the load with family. If you want it, a short course for the months after.
It is not legal or financial advice, and grief has no fix.
What it would do
- Admin checklistBy state: the certificate, the funeral, the will and probate, the ATO date-of-death return, Centrelink, banks, super, utilities, subscriptions and social media.
- LettersTemplates filled from your details, which you send yourself.
- Family sharingOne checklist with who is doing what.
- A course for laterEight short sessions for the months after, when you are ready.
- DatesReminders you choose for birthdays and anniversaries, with a small ritual.
- Memory bookFrom photos and stories, printed and posted. Make one whenever you want to.
- Pet lossLosing a pet is grief too. Pet loss has its own track.
What it would not do
- It is not legal or financial advice. It does not draft probate documents.
- Grief has no fix.
Support lines
If you are in danger now, call 000 in Australia or your local emergency number, or find a helpline at findahelpline.com. In Australia you can also talk to your GP, Griefline on 1300 845 745 (griefline.org.au), or Lifeline on 13 11 14 any time, or text 0477 13 11 14.
The planned price
The admin kit A$29.99 once; the course A$39.99; both A$49.99.
The first three checklist steps would be free. Nothing is for sale yet, and joining the list costs nothing.
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