One place for your family's records

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One workspace for everything family-related

Every family in Wholekin gets its own workspace. People, documents, devices, and history all live together — not in five different tools.

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Family workspace
One place for people, documents, devices, bills, and the rest — instead of spreading them across folders, drives, and apps.
Create a workspace for your family before adding any records.
People, relationships, documents, phones, vehicles, and bills all in the same place.
Setup and day-to-day use both work from the same workspace.

What's hard right now 01

Family stuff ends up scattered across Drive, email, chat, and one person's head.

What's hard right now 02

New things get filed wherever, because there's no real home for them.

What's hard right now 03

Every time you need to look something up, you start the search from scratch.

What this changes

Family workspace

One place for people, documents, devices, bills, and the rest — instead of spreading them across folders, drives, and apps.

One reliable home for the family's records.

New things are easy to file and easy to find later.

You build up something durable over years instead of starting over each time.

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Who sees what
Share the workspace with your partner, kids, parents, or an advisor — each at their own level. Not all-or-nothing.
People
Each person in the family is a real record — so ownership, documents, and history stay attached to the right individual.
Documents
Keep receipts, contracts, and proofs attached to the people, devices, and things they relate to.

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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.
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.
Helping parents get organized
Retiring, downsizing, or thinking about what happens next — get the records, accounts, and decisions on paper.