Make it useful.
Keep it current.
1. Open your purchase
Keep the Payhip receipt and access key. Open the guide link in a normal browser tab and enter your key. The key opens the guide; it does not transfer household records between devices.
2. Start with a few essentials
Begin with your household and quick reference. Every question is optional. Use Back, Continue, or the Sections menu. Date prompts have calendar controls. Enter contact details and amounts in their separate fields.
3. Add more people and records
Use “Add another record for this topic” for another person, account, vehicle, policy, or other record. Each copy has separate answers. You can keep up to 20 records per topic in one household guide.
4. Save a backup
Saving on this device is optional and is not encrypted. Browser storage can be cleared or become unavailable. Download a backup regularly, and keep it somewhere secure. Restore that JSON file to continue in another browser or on another device. Do not edit the backup file by hand.
5. Print or save your answers
Open Review answers, then choose Download PDF or Print guide. The direct download creates a PDF on your device. For printing on a computer, choose your printer or the browser's Save as PDF option. Mobile printing and PDF controls vary by browser and operating system. Empty prompts are omitted. The printable report is separate from the blank fillable PDF.
The included PDF
Download the blank workbook inside the guide, or use the copy supplied with your purchase. Use a PDF reader with fillable-form support. Test one field by saving, closing, and reopening the file before filling every page. Your app answers and PDF entries do not sync automatically.
If something goes wrong
For a missing receipt, access key, download problem, or billing issue, contact the seller through your Payhip receipt or store. Include your browser, device, and a description of the issue. Do not send completed household records, passwords, or full identity numbers.
This is an organizational tool. It does not replace legal, medical, tax, or financial advice or create authority to act for anyone.