End of Life Planner — No Subscription

Try the End of Life Planner free, right here

This is the actual product, running on this page with sample data — not a video, not screenshots. If you like it, the file you buy is this, minus the sample numbers.

End of Life Planner — one file, running in your browser

The whole app, right here.

Loads in a second. Click around, change things — it's yours to break.

Prefer a full window? Open the demo full-screen — same thing, more room.

How the End of Life Planner works, step by step

Four moments from real use — the screen changes as you read.

Whenever you add a piece

How complete the picture is.

What's recorded, what's still missing — so this becomes a thing you finish rather than a thing you avoid.

The basics first

You, on paper.

The details someone will need immediately and would otherwise have to hunt for or guess at.

The people

Who to call, in what order.

Solicitor, accountant, executor, the friend who knows about the boiler. Names and numbers in one place.

The hard part

Legal, and where it all lives.

Will, deeds, policies — not the documents themselves, but exactly where to find each one.

The Dashboard screen in the CalmNCalculated End of Life Planner, showing how complete the record is, and what's still missing

The Personal screen in the CalmNCalculated End of Life Planner, showing the personal details someone would otherwise hunt for

The Contacts screen in the CalmNCalculated End of Life Planner, showing who to call, in what order

The Legal screen in the CalmNCalculated End of Life Planner, showing will, deeds and policies, and where each one lives

DashboardPersonalContactsLegal

Three editions. The same plan.

One download holds all three. Most people pick one and keep the others for what they're good at — nothing is locked, nothing expires, and you can move between them whenever you like.

The app

One private HTML file that opens in any browser. A dashboard shows how ready your plan is and names the next three things to do, across nine guided sections in three groups. One click prints the "For My Family" sheet, built from what you have already entered. Nothing you type into it leaves your device.

Nine sections in three groups, plus the Dashboard
One-click "For My Family" printed sheet, built from what's entered
Optional privacy PIN, light and dark mode, whole-plan backup and restore

Play with it on this page

Pick this if you want the running record.

The workbook

A real .xlsx — not an export. The Dashboard works out the same readiness figure the app does, from the same answers, and names the same next three things. The "For My Family" tab assembles itself from the tabs in front of it, so it cannot go stale while they are current. Opens in Excel, Google Sheets or LibreOffice.

Thirteen tabs, live formulas already written
A "For My Family" tab that builds itself from the tabs behind it
A hosted Google Sheets template — File → Make a copy and you're in

Pick this if you'd rather work in a spreadsheet.

The printable pack

37 page designs for the folder in the desk drawer or the fireproof box — the page to read first and the people to call, documents and where each is kept, accounts and beneficiaries with an audit page that catches what's gone out of date, insurance, passwords and platform settings, care preferences, funeral and final wishes and what to spend, three pages of letters, the first two weeks, and the yearly review.

Every design set for both A4 and US Letter — 74 pages in all
Print one half of the file — the cover says which
Undated, so print any page any month of any year

Pick this if paper is what actually gets read.

Two more files come with them. The Kindest Paperwork is a free 52-page book on the practical side of getting your affairs in order — twelve chapters across four parts, every figure traced to the organisation that publishes it, and a page near the end naming the widely repeated claims that did not survive checking. A Quick Start guide gets all three editions moving in minutes. Five files in total, one download, one payment.

No account. No cloud. No catch.

It's one HTML file that runs in your browser. That single fact is what makes all four of these true.

accounts

Nothing to sign up for. No email, no password.

servers

There is nowhere for your information to be sent.

renewals

Bought once on Etsy. Nothing recurring, ever.

connection needed

Works fully offline once the file is on your device.

That last one is the proof of the others. An app that keeps working with the internet switched off is an app that isn't sending anything anywhere.

End of Life Planner specifications

What it is: An end of life planner and estate organizer in three editions — a browser app, an Excel & Google Sheets workbook, and a printable pack
Formats: HTML app (any browser) · .xlsx workbook, 13 tabs (Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice) · 74-page printable pack (A4 + US Letter)
Who it's for: Anyone organising their affairs for the people they'll leave behind
Main sections: 10 — Dashboard, Personal, Contacts, Legal, Financial, Insurance, Passwords, Medical, Funeral, Messages
What it covers: Will and estate details; Accounts, documents and where to find them; Medical wishes; Final wishes and funeral preferences; An executor checklist
Where data is stored: In your own browser, on your own device. No server, no account, no sync.
Internet required: No — works fully offline once downloaded
Works on: Windows, macOS, iPad, Android, Linux — anything with a modern browser
Also included: The free 52-page book The Kindest Paperwork, a Quick Start guide for all three editions, light and dark mode, print-friendly views, and sample data you can load and clear in one click
Delivery: Instant digital download from Etsy
Pricing model: One-time purchase. No subscription, no recurring fee.

End of Life Planner FAQ

Does the End of Life Planner need a subscription?

No. You buy the file once on Etsy and it's yours. Nothing renews and there's no account to keep.

What sections does the End of Life Planner have?

10 main sections: Dashboard, Personal, Contacts, Legal, Financial, Insurance, Passwords, Medical, Funeral, Messages. Sample data is already in all of them when you open it, so you can see how each one works before you put your own information in.

Where is my data stored?

In your own browser, on your own device. Nothing you type is sent to us — we have no server that could receive it. That also means clearing your browser data clears the app, so keep a copy of anything you'd hate to lose.

Does it work offline?

Yes. It's a single file that opens in your browser, so once you have it you don't need to be online.

What devices does it work on?

Any device with a modern web browser — Windows, Mac, iPad, Android tablet, phone or Linux. There is nothing to install and no account to create.

Can I use it on more than one device?

Yes — the same file opens anywhere. But because nothing is stored on a server, what you type on one device stays on that device; the two copies won't sync. Most people keep it on the one they actually plan on.

How do I get the file after I buy it?

It's an instant digital download from Etsy. As soon as Etsy confirms your payment the file is in your Etsy Purchases, and you can download it again from there any time you're signed in.

What exactly do I get?

Five files: the app, the workbook (.xlsx for Excel, Google Sheets and LibreOffice), the printable pack (A4 and US Letter), the free 52-page book The Kindest Paperwork, and a Quick Start guide that covers all of them.

Do I need Excel for the workbook?

No. The workbook is a real .xlsx that also opens in Google Sheets and LibreOffice, and the download includes a hosted Google Sheets template — File → Make a copy and you're in.

Is any of it encrypted?

No, and we won't pretend otherwise. The optional PIN in the app is a privacy screen, not encryption. Keep the file and your backup somewhere safe, the way you'd keep paper documents.

Which edition should I use?

The app for the day-to-day record and the printed "For My Family" sheet, the workbook if you live in spreadsheets, the printable pack for the folder and the fireproof box. All three follow the same method in the same words, so mixing them is normal — and all three are in the one download.

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