In every family, only one person knows where everything is.

Name: In Good Order
Brand: SafeKeeper
Price: 47.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

The passwords, the accounts, the plan for if things go sideways. Right now most of it lives in one place, your head. In Good Order helps you get it out of your head and into one place your family could actually find, in a single afternoon.

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In Good Order is the first product from SafeKeeper, a simple way to get your family's important information in one place for peace of mind.

A happy older couple sharing a quiet moment together outdoors

Start with one free page

The 72-Hour Card: the smallest first step that still delivers real relief.

One page that tells your family what to do in the first three days: where your will is, your executor's number, your bank, and your medical decision maker. Print it, fill it in, and tell one person where it lives.

Get the free card

The 72-Hour Priority Card - a one-page form for your family's first three days

Real families

The reasons people give for getting their house in good order.

After Dad died we spent almost a year finding accounts we did not know existed. I did this so my kids never will.

RachelExecutor for her late father

I am the one who knows where everything is. Now my husband does too, and it no longer sits only with me.

MargaretMother of two, Sydney

I put it off for years because it felt morbid. It took an afternoon and I felt lighter that night.

DavidFather of three, Melbourne

Meet In Good Order

One workbook that quietly keeps everything connected.

Everything, connected and ready.

FinancialAccounts & assets

LegalWill & documents

HealthCare & wishes

PropertyHome & belongings

DigitalLogins & devices

FamilyPeople & contacts

EmergencyIn case of need

IN GOOD ORDER

Everything your family needs, in one workbook.

A 52-page guide and matching fill-in workbook that turns thirteen areas of your life into one clear record your family can find and use. Work through it once. Keep it current in about an hour a year.

The complete In Good Order workbook

Thirteen sections, from bank accounts to final wishes, written in plain language with no legal jargon - the one place your family looks instead of searching.

The 72-Hour Priority Card

The handful of things your family needs in the first three days: where your will is, who your executor is, which bank, and who makes medical decisions.

The Emergency Medical Summary card

A printable card for your wallet, fridge and car: blood type, allergies, medications and emergency contact - the details a paramedic needs first.

A Memory Book for every child

Their birth story, their funniest moments, the small things only a parent notices - saved in your own words, not left to guardianship paperwork.

The Letter to My Family

A guided space to write what matters most, in your own words, so the people who love you inherit more than admin and have something personal to keep.

Plus the Financial Snapshot worksheet, Adviser Briefing Sheet, Annual Review Checklist and My Life Records companion - see everything inside.

How In Good Order works

From the moment you download it, In Good Order gives you a clear path, one section at a time, at your own pace. No apps to learn, nothing to set up. You just start.

One document, three quiet jobs

Makes everything findable

The money, the accounts, the documents, where your passwords live - all in one place your family can actually find.

Leaves no one guessing

The right people know what exists, where it is, and what you'd want, long before they need to.

Turns the practical into the personal

It ends not with paperwork, but with your story, so the people who love you inherit more than admin.

1

Download it instantly

The moment you buy, your workbook is yours. Fill it in on any device, or print it and complete it by hand.

2

Work through it at your own pace

Thirteen areas of life, one section at a time. Start with the section that matters most, and fill the rest as life unfolds.

3

Save it, and tell one person

Keep it somewhere safe and tell one trusted person where to find it. Then about an hour a year keeps it current.

Common questions

Do I need to be good with technology?

Where does my information actually live?

Who can see what I write?

What if I don't finish it in one go?

Can my partner and I work on it together?

Progress, not perfection - start anywhere, finish at your own pace.
Yours and private - kept securely, shared only with who you choose.
Never a password in sight - you record where things are, never what unlocks them.

The Australian Reality

It is not just you. Here is what the numbers say about Australian families.

$3.5T

Set to pass between Australian generations by 2050

Source: Productivity Commission, 2021

52%

of Australian adults haven't made a will

Source: Finder

$18.9B

Unclaimed superannuation waiting to be found

Source: Australian Taxation Office, 30 June 2025

3 in 4

families kept receiving mail addressed to their loved one after reporting the death

84%

said settling an estate negatively affected their wellbeing

Source: Deloitte Access Economics

Up to 37

different providers Australians deal with when administering a deceased estate - a process that typically takes nine to 12 months

Source: Deloitte Access Economics

A LOOK AT YOUR RESULTS

Here is what the Family Preparedness Score gives you

Three minutes, fifteen questions, and a plain-language read on where your family stands. This is a sample report, not real data.

Sample Family Preparedness Score

55/ 100

Partly prepared

Financial Foundations14 / 20
Accounts are listed, but no one knows where the list lives.
Digital Life8 / 20
Passwords sit in one head and one browser.
Medical Readiness16 / 20
Medications and allergies are written down.
Important People11 / 20
Key contacts are known to you, not to your family.
Final Wishes and Legacy6 / 20
Wishes have been talked about, never recorded.

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Private by design

Your family's information deserves care. Here is how In Good Order keeps it safe and in your hands.

It lives in your own document

Your information stays in a workbook you own and control, saved wherever you choose. There is no account you must keep, and nothing locked away from you.

Never a password in sight

You record where things are and who to contact, never the passwords themselves. The map, not the keys, so the right people can find their way.

You choose who sees it

The workbook is private to you until you decide to share it. When you do, you pick the people and exactly what they can see.

Why start with a workbook?

Getting your family's life in order is a clarity problem, not a technology problem. Start with a document you own, with no account to set up and nothing to learn.

Why I built this

Australia has changed, but the way we prepare for life's biggest moments has not.

Our families are more spread out than ever. Our lives have gone digital, scattered across accounts and platforms our loved ones may never find.

Our parents are ageing, and the responsibilities that come with that are growing.

Yet when something happens, most families are left doing the same thing: searching through drawers, and guessing at wishes.

I built In Good Order so they would not have to. One clear record, in plain language, in a document you own.

Not because you expect the worst, but because preparation is love in its most practical form: making life easier for the people who matter most, at the moment they need it most.

Georgie Morell, Founder

Give In Good Order

The most useful gift is often the one no one wants to think about. If someone you love is not sorted, an ageing parent, a new parent, a friend who holds it all together, you can give them In Good Order, and the peace of mind that comes with it.

Give In Good Order How gifting works

Email it to them, or print a gift card to hand over in person.