If you were suddenly out of the picture, would your plan actually hold?
Life Continuity maps the people, assets, and documents that keep your life running — and scores how ready that plan actually is — so it's built now, while you can still choose, instead of assembled later by someone else under pressure.
Life Continuity maps every person, asset, and document that matters if you're suddenly not the one holding everything together — and turns that map into a deterministic Continuity Readiness score, so "we should probably look into that someday" becomes an actual number you can see move.
It goes beyond a standard will checklist. Businesses and real estate that need to keep operating, named assignments for who does what, and a way to stress-test the plan against a real scenario — not just confirm a document exists somewhere.
Why it matters
Four things Life Continuity gives you that a will alone can't.
A real number, not a guess
Continuity Readiness is a deterministic score based on what's actually in place — not a feeling, and not an LLM's opinion of how prepared you are.
Named assignments, not assumptions
Every responsibility has a specific person attached to it — no "someone will figure it out" when it actually matters.
Built for what you've actually built
Covers the businesses and real estate that need to keep running without you — not just a generic checklist built for a simpler estate.
A stress test, not just a checklist
Run a "what if" scenario and see exactly where the current plan would hold up — and where it wouldn't.
How it works
Map it once. Know your number.
01
Map your people, assets, and documents
Everyone involved and everything that matters, brought into one continuity map instead of scattered across different systems.
02
Assign who handles what
Specific people, specific responsibilities — named in advance, not left to be sorted out later by whoever's available.
03
See your Continuity Readiness score
A deterministic score across every dimension of the plan, so you know exactly where you stand and what's still missing.
04
Stress-test the plan
Run a scenario and see where your current plan would actually hold up — and fix the gaps it surfaces.
Who this is for
You've built something that shouldn't depend entirely on you.
Life Continuity is for people who have built enough — a business, real estate, a family that depends on them — that "we'll figure it out" is no longer an acceptable plan.
This is a fit if
You have a business or property that needs to keep running without you
Your estate plan hasn't been looked at since it was written
You have young children or dependents who need a named plan, not an assumption
You want to know your real readiness number — not just check a box
Included free
Life Continuity is free the moment you have an account.
Your account is created the moment you start your free Life and Wealth Assessment — no separate signup, no credit card.