One place for your family's records

Wholekin

One place for your family's records

Stop digging through drawers, drives, and old emails to find your family's stuff.

Wholekin keeps your family's important records — property, accounts, documents, people — in one private place. Share with family and advisors, and ask Whoki when you can't remember where something is.

A quick look
Your family, your records, at a glance
Private

Snapshot

Documents stay next to the things they belong to

The insurance papers live with the car. The deed lives with the house. The passport lives with the person.

Ask Whoki

"When does my car insurance renew?" "What's our account number at the bank?" Whoki finds the answer in your records.

  • Find any document, account, or detail in seconds instead of digging through drawers and email.

  • Keep paperwork next to the thing it belongs to — the car, the house, the insurance, the person.

  • Hand things off cleanly when life changes — to a partner, a child, an executor, or an advisor.

Ask Whoki anything
Type a question and Whoki finds the answer in your records, documents, and notes.
One place for everything
People, property, documents, accounts, and reminders — all in one workspace.
Share without losing control
Family, staff, and advisors each see exactly what you let them see — nothing more.

Why this matters

You don't lose track of your family's records because the information is missing. You lose track because it's everywhere.

When everything is in one place, the everyday stuff is faster and the once-in-a-lifetime stuff is far less stressful.

The important stuff is scattered
Insurance papers in a drawer. Logins in a notes app. Account numbers in old emails. Nobody has the full picture.
One person ends up holding it all
Usually one person knows where everything is. If they're unavailable, the rest of the family is stuck.
You only notice the gaps in a crisis
A move, a hospital visit, a death in the family — that's when missing records become a real problem.

The life admin problem

Running a household today is its own full-time job.

Subscriptions, passwords, devices, cloud storage, insurance, accounts, school paperwork, emergency contacts — it never ends. Wholekin gives all that scattered family admin one place to live.

Individuals
One person ends up keeping the passwords, subscriptions, documents, and accounts — in their head and in scattered notes — until it gets too brittle to rely on.
Couples
Shared life gets harder when logins, payments, and renewals live across separate apps, separate accounts, and one partner's memory.
Families
As you add kids, relatives, and more things you own, the digital footprint grows faster than your ability to keep track of it.
Read more about the life-admin load
You're not imagining it
The press has been calling it out for years.

The Wall Street Journal

How to Turn the Bureaucratic Grind of Life Into a Party

Captures the rise of admin nights and the fact that modern digital life has become a real household burden.

The Wall Street Journal

Family Finances Are Harder to Share Than Ever

Shows how couples and families get trapped by fragmented finances, separate accounts, subscriptions, and digital access gaps.

The Wall Street Journal

The Stickiness of 'Life Admin'

Explains how household admin work tends to stick permanently to whoever first takes it on, which makes invisible coordination burdens accumulate over time.

NPR Life Kit

Life Kit: Organize Your Life

A broader organizing resource that treats household administration, clutter, and digital upkeep as a real recurring system problem.

The New York Times

A Coach, Mechanic or Housekeeper, but for Your Finances

Highlights the rise of daily money managers and the fact that even capable households increasingly need help staying on top of financial administration.

ENISA

Cyber Hygiene

Adds public-sector guidance showing that protecting household accounts, devices, backups, and digital identity depends on simple repeatable cyber hygiene practices.

NCSC

Cyber security advice for you & your family

Brings in government guidance focused specifically on families, devices, passwords, 2-step verification, and staying secure across everyday online life.

Digital Cleanup Day

Digital Cleanup Day

An official initiative built around the idea that digital clutter, access, and maintenance have become serious enough to require their own public cleanup movement.

The Independent

How 'admin parties' became the secret to tackling a tedious to-do list

Adds mainstream lifestyle coverage showing that admin nights and shared accountability have become recognizable coping strategies for modern household overload.

What you get

One calm place for the things that matter most.

Less searching, less stress, and a record your family can actually rely on when it counts.

Everything in one private place
Property, documents, accounts, people, and the details that go with them — all together, easy to find.
Bring in family and advisors
Invite your partner, kids, accountant, or lawyer. Each person sees only what you've shared with them.
Nothing gets lost
Notes, files, and history stay attached to the right person or asset — so future-you knows what happened and why.

How it works

Three small steps and you're set up.
Add your family, add what matters, and invite the people who should have access. You can add more whenever you like.
01

Add your family

Start with the people in your household so everything else has somewhere to live.

02

Add what matters

Property, accounts, insurance, subscriptions, the car — with the documents that go with them.

03

Share with the right people

Decide who can see, edit, or manage each part. Change it any time as your family grows.

Why families stay

Built to be there when you need it.

Wholekin is the kind of tool you set up once and then quietly rely on for years.

Built for the things that matter

Wholekin is designed for the records you can't afford to lose — property, accounts, legal documents, family details.

You decide who sees what

Family, staff, and advisors each get access only to what you choose. The rest stays private.

Ready when life changes

A move, an inheritance, an emergency — you (or whoever steps in) can find what's needed without scrambling.

Solutions

Start with whatever's been nagging you.

Common reasons families set up Wholekin — pick the one that sounds most like yours.

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The family IT person
You're the one who fixes the phones, manages the accounts, and remembers the passwords. Stop being the only one who knows.
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Planning an inheritance
Get the documents, valuations, and ownership history organized before the conversations with the lawyer and accountant.
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Family offices
Give your team one shared place for the principal's records, advisors, decisions, and history — instead of email threads and personal notes.
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Families who like things organized
If you like things tidy, structured, and easy to find later, Wholekin gives you somewhere to actually put all of it.
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Getting subscriptions under control
Streaming, software, cloud storage, gym memberships, kids' apps — finally see them all in one list, with what they cost and who's using them.
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If something happened to you, would the family cope?
You handle most of the family's admin. Make sure your partner, kids, or a trusted person could pick it up if they needed to.
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Get organized before you need to be

One place for your family's records — set it up today, rely on it for years.

Start the workspace, add what you have, and let it grow with your family. Free to try.