MY DIGITAL DATAORGANIZE · PROTECT · PREPAREBuy — $49

Originally created in 2003. Rebuilt for today.

Protect What Matters Most.

Your information. Your device. Your control.

If a family member needed to step in tomorrow, could they quickly find the important details? Bring personal, home, pet, medical and financial records together now, so you’re not starting from scattered papers in a stressful moment.

$49one-time purchase · no monthly fee

Your information stays under your control. The application is designed for customer-controlled local storage and backup.

Passport

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Passport Number
Name as it appears on passport
Issue date
Expiration date
Place of issuance
Your records, organized in one view
A family with children and their dogs spending time together at home

Less scattered. More ready.

Everything Important. Organized.

Keep your information, photographs and supporting documents together so you and the people you authorize can find them when needed.

One-time purchase

Pay $49 once. No monthly subscription.

Customer controlled

Your records are designed to stay on your device and in backups you choose.

Multiple attachments

Add photos and documents to applicable records.

Complete summary

Review a subcategory, a section or everything in one summary view.

Good planning meets you where you are

One useful habit. Many seasons of life.

You don’t need a crisis or a perfect plan to begin. Start with the information that matters to your household now, and keep it current as life changes.

A single person reviewing details on a laptop

Living solo

Make it easier for someone you trust to find key contacts, insurance, medical details and records if you need help.

A newly married couple reviewing household paperwork together

Just married? Start fresh, start smart.

Create an organized household starting point together, then update it as your home, plans and responsibilities grow.

An adult daughter helping her mother review important papers

Caregiving daughters

Bring a loved one’s important medical, insurance, contact and household details into a clearer view, with their knowledge and agreement.

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Attorneys advising clients

Recommend a practical place for clients to organize supporting information alongside their professional planning. My Digital Data is an organizer, not legal advice or a substitute for legal documents.

Built around your life

A smart, flexible way to organize what matters.

Life changes. Your records can change with it. Add, edit or remove information, attach supporting photos and documents, and use the summary to see what you’ve gathered.

Start with the categories that fit your household, from personal information and property to pets, estate planning, insurance, finances, business and medical records.

See the organization flow in the demo
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Make it yours

Add or update records as details change. Remove what no longer applies.

Family photos and organized papers kept together in a folder

Keep context together

Attach multiple photos and documents to applicable records.

A person viewing a clear, organized summary on a laptop

See the full picture

Use the summary to review one category, a section or your collected information.

A desktop computer, laptop, USB drives and external hard drive arranged for backups

Choose your backups

Create encrypted backups in locations you control and choose.

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Make readiness a simple routine

Set it up once. Keep it useful over time.

A useful plan doesn’t have to be finished in one sitting. Start with the details most likely to matter, then update them when life changes.

  1. 1Start with the essentials. Use the categories to gather key contacts, documents, insurance and medical details.
  2. 2Attach and review. Add supporting photos or documents to applicable records, then use the summary to spot what you’ve collected.
  3. 3Refresh and protect. Revisit after major life changes. Keep current encrypted backups in more than one protected location, and make sure you can restore them.

Plan for access, not just storage

Because this is designed to keep records on your device, it isn’t a cloud account that requires an active subscription to retrieve them. Once installed, local records are designed to remain on that device if the internet or a hosted service is unavailable. The online demo, purchase, download and support still rely on internet access.

Keep your password and recovery information somewhere secure and separate, and decide in advance who you trust to access the information or an encrypted backup. The published FAQ cautions that password recovery may not be possible, so don’t assume support can reset it.

A current backup and a tested restore matter. No storage method can eliminate every risk.

Read the Backup & Restore guide

One place, many parts of life

What You Can Organize

Bring everyday details and important records into a structure that’s easier to review.

Passport and identification items

Personal Information

Social Security, driver’s license, passport, birth certificate, contacts and accounts.

A family home and its front entry

Personal Property

Residence, vehicles, jewelry, furnishings, firearms and artwork.

A dog relaxing with its owner

Pets

Documents, medication, proof of ownership and guardian details.

A planning folder and pen on a desk

Estate Planning

Last will, living will, funeral, cemetery and contacts.

A small model home beside an insurance folder

Insurance

Vehicle, health, home and life insurance information.

A financial notebook, calculator and pen

Financial

Bank accounts, safe deposit box, credit cards, mortgage, loans and retirement.

A small business owner reviewing documents at a laptop

Business Information

Business property, vehicles, financial, insurance and professional contacts.

Medicine bottles and a blank medical note

Medical Information

Medications, doctors, pharmacies and related information.

Compare your options

Different ways to get organized

A high-level comparison of common approaches. They can complement one another, and the best fit depends on what you need.

High-level comparison of My Digital Data, a file box, subscription software and professional services
ApproachMy Digital DataFile boxSubscription softwareProfessional services
Useful forOrganizing personal and household information across dedicated categoriesKeeping paper documents and originals togetherSpecific tasks such as accounting, budgeting or online recordkeepingPersonalized advice or help from a qualified professional
Cost approach$49 one time; no monthly feeVaries with supplies and how you organize itPlan and fees vary by providerFees vary by professional and service
How information is organizedPurpose-built categories, attachments and a summary viewFolders and labels you create and maintainFeatures depend on the particular serviceGuidance is tailored to the engagement; recordkeeping varies
Access and upkeepDesigned for local access on your device once installed; you update and back up your recordsAvailable where you keep the box; you update and protect the papersDepends on the provider, connection and account planAccess depends on the professional and the agreed service
Best used asA personal information organizer, alongside your chosen backups and professional adviceA physical home for documents, originals or copiesA solution for the specific functions the service providesA source of professional guidance, not a substitute for keeping records accessible
Trade-offs to considerYou manage your password, updates and backups; protect your device and keep encrypted backups currentPaper can be hard to retrieve quickly in an emergency, and security depends on where and how it’s storedOngoing fees may apply to keep using the service; access can depend on internet, account and provider availabilityManaging records for you may add ongoing professional fees; scope, costs and access arrangements vary

This is a general overview, not a comparison of specific providers. Subscription features, fees and offline access vary; review each provider’s terms and access policies. My Digital Data is an information organization tool; it does not replace legal, financial, medical, tax or other professional advice.

A practical first step

Make your family’s important details easier to find.

Take a few minutes to see how the categories, attachments and summary fit together. Then decide whether it’s the right way for you to build and maintain your records over time.

Explore with fictitious sample information only. The demo resets automatically.

More detail, at your pace

Product Information & Policies

Read about setup, backups, privacy and purchase terms before you decide.

Security & Privacy

How the product is designed around customer-controlled information.

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Software License Agreement

Terms governing use of the purchased software.

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