Feedback wanted: built a "hit by the bus" planning tool for families — here's what I'm trying to figure out

There's a category that affects every family and nobody has built it well.

Not estate planning. Not life insurance. Something more immediate: the complete picture of your life that the people who love you would need if you were suddenly gone or unreachable.

Who picks up the kids. What the doctor needs to know. Where the accounts are. What the passwords are. Who the lawyer is. What your wishes are. Which neighbor has the spare key.

None of that lives in a will. It lives in your head — and if something happens to you, the people who love you spend the worst days of their lives trying to reconstruct it from scratch.

I built Legacy Ready to solve this. It's a structured family emergency plan that walks you through everything your family would actually need. Not a legal document. Not a binder nobody fills out.

The starting point is free: a wallet-sized Emergency Card built in 5 minutes, so you have something real on day one. The full plan goes much deeper.

I'm pre-launch, looking for beta users and honest feedback. Two things I'm genuinely trying to figure out:

Is the free Emergency Card enough of a hook, or does it undersell what the full plan actually does?

Which customer segment feels most urgent to you — young parents, single adults, adult children of aging parents?

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