🪔 Diwali 2026 — November 8

A diya lights one room. This protects the whole house.

Every Diwali, we give the people we love things that make today brighter. This year, consider one thing that keeps working long after the lights come down — a place for your parents' documents, your spouse's passwords, your family's whole paper trail, that nobody has to go looking for later.

A traditional diya oil lamp glowing warmly at night
Who it's actually for

The gift you give the people who usually give to you

Parents who organized everything for you for years — and never once organized this for themselves.

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For your parents

Property papers, old insurance policies, PF accounts from jobs decades ago — the generation with the most scattered paperwork, and often the least comfortable with a new app. Set it up for them; that's the actual gift.

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For your spouse

A shared vault means neither of you is the only one who knows where everything is — including the things you'd each want the other to find easily on the day it actually matters.

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For someone just starting out

A new job, a first apartment, a first set of "adult" accounts to keep track of. Free tier costs nothing and still covers the essentials — a genuinely useful first gift, not a token one.

Gifting takes less time than wrapping a box

Pick a tier, check "This is a gift" at checkout, and their license goes straight to their email — a one-time purchase, not a subscription they'll have to remember to renew.

Before you go —

Free lets you explore every category and start with 3 record types, no card needed. Worth trying before you decide.

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