For families
One secure place for your whole family's important information
Passwords, documents, IDs, and emergency details — organized in one encrypted vault, shared safely with the people you trust, and readable only by you.
No spam, ever — we'll email you as we open access.
You know these moments
- Your spouse texts you the streaming password — again — for the third time this month.
- The pediatrician's office asks for your child's insurance ID, and it's a photo buried somewhere in your camera roll.
- You’re booking a family trip and need four passport numbers from four different drawers.
- Your mom is in the ER, and the nurse asks what medications she's on — and you don't know.
Each one is small on its own. Together, they're the constant low-grade friction of a family's important information living in a dozen places at once — some on your phone, some in a drawer, some in a spouse's memory, some you're not even sure still exist. And it stops being small the day someone really needs something and can't find it.
Not sure where to start? Here's a practical guide to organizing your family's important information.
For the things that actually happen
The everyday scramble. When the pediatrician asks for the insurance ID, when your teen needs the wifi password, when school registration wants a birth certificate and proof of address by tomorrow morning — it's all in one place, organized and findable, instead of scattered across photos, drawers, and sticky notes. And when you change a password, you can share the accounts you share with your spouse, so no one's suddenly locked out of paying the bills.
Caring for aging parents. When a parent has a fall, you suddenly need their doctors, their medications, their insurance, their accounts — and most families have none of it ready. Simply Once lets a parent keep all of it in one place and give you access to exactly what you'd need, so you're not piecing it together from a napkin and a panicked phone call.
Your kids' information. Birth certificates, Social Security numbers, immunization records, custodial-account details — the documents that follow your kids from school registration to their first job application. Keep them organized and ready, so when your college kid texts asking for their SSN, you’re not digging through a filing cabinet.
If something happened to you. It's the question no one wants to sit with: if you weren't here tomorrow, would your spouse know where the life insurance policy is? The mortgage account? The passcode to your phone? Trusted emergency access means the right people can reach what they need, exactly when they'd need it most — and nothing before then.
Simple by design
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Assemble it once.
Add your family's passwords, documents, and IDs to one encrypted vault.
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Keep it ready.
Everything stays organized and in reach for when you — or the right person — needs it.
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Share what you choose.
Give trusted people access to exactly what they need, and nothing more.
Safe by design
For a family, security isn't optional — this is your most sensitive information. Everything in Simply Once is encrypted on your own device before it's stored, with zero-knowledge encryption, which means not even we can read it. Even in a breach, your family's information stays unreadable to everyone but you.
See exactly how Simply Once protects your data.
New to the term? Read the plain-English explainer on zero-knowledge encryption.
Be among the first families on Simply Once
Simply Once is entering private beta. Join the waitlist for early access — your data stays yours, always.