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Everything someone would need to care for your kids. In one place, on your phone.

If something happened to you tonight, would anyone know where to find your kids’ insurance, who their doctor is, or who’s supposed to take care of them?

  • The Family File screen: a completeness ring and five sections, In an emergency, Medical, If something happens to us, Accounts and money, Home and vehicles.

    The Family File, built in about five minutes.

  • The Home screen: a list of what to add next, and a card asking who would care for the kids.

    Home tells you what’s still missing.

  • The Premium screen: reminders before documents expire, an encrypted vault, and the shared Planner.

    Premium keeps it for you.

The Family Plan is an iPhone app that answers those questions once, and keeps the answers where the people who’d need them can reach them. Start with the Family File. It takes about five minutes: who to call, who the doctor is, what the kids are allergic to, where the insurance card is, and who takes care of them if you can’t.

Your partner joins through iCloud. No sign-up, no password, no account to manage. Hand a sitter or a grandparent what they need in one tap, from a link that stays current as you edit.

My husband is a financial planner. He made us do this. Now I make everyone do it.

What’s inside

The Family File

  • Emergency contacts pulled straight from your phone
  • Each child’s doctor, allergies, medications and routines
  • Insurance cards read by the camera, no retyping
  • A completeness score so you know what’s still missing
  • Print it, AirPrint it, or order a bound binder
  • A standing link for a guardian that stays current as you edit

Premium keeps it for you

  • Reminders before passports, car seats, prescriptions and insurance expire
  • An encrypted vault for birth certificates, Social Security cards and account details, opened with Face ID
  • The Planner: both partners’ calendars, house tasks, meals and plans on one week
  • Date nights and trips with a sitter status, and a free-evening finder that checks both calendars
  • A sitter sheet built from the Family File, sent by text, with no codes or account details in it
  • Tasks mirrored into the Reminders app, plans and meals into your calendar

Private by design

There’s no login. Your data lives in your iCloud account and syncs between your devices and your partner’s. The vault is encrypted on the phone before it’s stored. We don’t track you across apps.

What it costs

Premium is a subscription billed through Apple, weekly, monthly or yearly. The weekly plan starts with a first week for 99 cents. One subscription covers your partner through Apple Family Sharing. Cancel anytime in Settings.

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Download on the App Store

Free to download. Premium from $0.99 for the first week.

We use your email to send the Family File, a note the day the app is live, and occasional notes from Casey. The age question helps us send you things that are actually useful for your stage.

Questions

What is The Family Plan?

An iPhone app from Petite Home Co. It keeps everything someone would need to care for your kids in one place: who to call, who the doctor is, what they’re allergic to, where the insurance card is, and who takes care of them if you can’t. Your partner joins through iCloud, and you can hand it to a sitter or grandparent in one tap.

What does it cost?

Building the Family File takes about five minutes and is part of getting started. Keeping it, with reminders before documents expire, the encrypted vault and the shared Planner, is Premium: a subscription billed through Apple weekly, monthly or yearly, with a 99 cent first week on the weekly plan. One subscription covers your partner through Family Sharing. Cancel anytime in Settings.

Which phones does it run on?

iPhone, on iOS 17 or later. Not on iPad, Mac or Android in version 1.0.

Where does my family’s information go?

It stays on your phone and in your own iCloud account, and syncs to your partner through Apple’s sharing. Petite Home Co. has no server that holds it and no way to read it. The vault is encrypted on your phone before it’s stored.