Australian edition · Done in an afternoon
If something happened tomorrow, could your family find your will?
You know where everything is. Nobody else does. In one afternoon, write down the 25 things your family would need first, and spare them the search.
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What it gives you
- Peace of mind by tonight. Start with the 25 essentials: your will, who you’ve appointed, your bank and super, your GP and medicines. Most people finish them in an afternoon.
- Your family knows exactly where to look. Hand each of them the one-page Family Briefing. No more drawers, phone calls and guesswork at the worst possible time.
- The right names for your state. Enduring power of attorney, guardianship and advance care directives go by different names in each state and territory. Yours are in here, along with Centrelink, DVA, Medicare and super nominations.
- Easy to keep current. Type it, save it and change it in seconds when life changes. An annual review page takes about 20 minutes once a year.
- Words they’ll keep. A page for a letter to the people you love, and the stories behind the things that matter.
- A plan for the worst fortnight. A calm, step-by-step checklist tells your family exactly what to do first, and where you’ve written down everything they’ll need.
- Private by design. It records where things are kept, never passwords, PINs or account numbers. Nothing you write is sent to us.
Most family organisers end up half-filled in a drawer
They’re hundreds of pages long, or written for another country, so people start and never finish. This one is built to get done.
| Big printed workbooks | Overseas printables | Leave It Sorted Organiser | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Written for | Varies | Often the US: “living wills”, Social Security, US Letter paper | Australia, all 8 states and territories |
| Size | Often hundreds of pages | Varies | 25 essentials first, done in an afternoon |
| Keeping it current | Handwrite, cross out, rewrite | Print and handwrite | Type, save and update, or print |
| Getting it | Posted to you | Download | Instant download |
| Price | Often over $100 | Varies | A$39 one-off, 14-day money-back promise |
See inside
Doing this for Mum and Dad?
It’s an easy way to start a hard conversation. Sit down together over a cuppa and work through the 25 essentials, or give it as a gift that actually gets used. Then everyone gets a copy of the Family Briefing, so nobody is left guessing.
Why I made it
I made this for my own children and grandchildren, so that one day they won’t have to go searching for anything. Now your family can have the same peace of mind.
Martin Claus, founder
What’s inside
- The 25 essentials checklist
- People who act for you: will, enduring power of attorney, guardianship and advance care directive
- Money places: banks, super, Centrelink, DVA, insurance, investments and advisers
- Home and property: title, utilities, keys, vehicles, trusted tradespeople
- Health: GP, specialists, medicines as on the label
- Digital life: where device passcodes are kept, plus Apple, Google and Facebook legacy settings
- Subscriptions to cancel, funeral wishes, pets and people to tell
- A one-page Family Briefing and an annual review page
- New: the Australian details that often hold families up: super nominations and when they expire, how your home is held, your Centrelink nominee
- New: Things with a story, for the items that matter and why
- New: A letter to the people I love, in your own words
- New: If I’ve died: the first two weeks, a calm step-by-step checklist for your family
A 21-page fillable A4 PDF you can type into or print, plus a matching Excel and Google Sheets workbook. Links to official Australian sources, checked October 2026.
A$39, one-off
14-day money-back promise: if it’s not for you, email us within 14 days for a full refund.
Get the Organiser – A$39Want the background first? Our free Leave It Sorted guide explains wills, powers of attorney, how your home is owned and super nominations. The Organiser is where you write down your own answers.
General information only. The Organiser helps you record where your important things are kept. It is not legal, financial or medical advice and does not create or replace a will, power of attorney or advance care directive. For advice about your situation, speak to a solicitor, your state’s public trustee or another qualified professional.