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People in your family

Wholekin starts with people. Everything else — devices, documents, accounts — connects back to the person it belongs to.

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People
Each person in the family is a real record — so ownership, documents, and history stay attached to the right individual.
Create a record for each person in your family workspace.
Attach events, documents, and responsibilities to the right person.
Use people as the anchor for relationships and ownership.

What's hard right now 01

Names show up in notes and documents without a real record behind them.

What's hard right now 02

Who owns what gets fuzzy as kids grow up and parents age.

What's hard right now 03

Generational transitions get harder when the people layer is improvised.

What this changes

People

Each person in the family is a real record — so ownership, documents, and history stay attached to the right individual.

People are real records, not loose references.

Ownership and responsibility stay attached to the right person.

Handoffs and planning are easier with a clearer view of who's who.

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Relationships
Record partner, spouse, parent, and child relationships — so family structure is visible when it matters.
Family workspace
One place for people, documents, devices, bills, and the rest — instead of spreading them across folders, drives, and apps.
Who sees what
Share the workspace with your partner, kids, parents, or an advisor — each at their own level. Not all-or-nothing.

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Get the documents, valuations, and ownership history organized before the conversations with the lawyer and accountant.
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Give your team one shared place for the principal's records, advisors, decisions, and history — instead of email threads and personal notes.