Twenty years in IT taught me how to design and store information.
Being part of a family taught me why it matters.

Hi — I’m Michele H.

The question was this: if something happened tomorrow, would the people I love know where anything is? Who to call. What matters medically. Where the important papers live. What I’d want them to do first. Most of us carry those answers in our heads. I wanted a calm way to record them, so the people we love know where to start.

Why I’m so uncompromising about privacy

My years in IT shaped a simple priority: you should know where your household information is kept and have control over who receives it.

So before I wrote a single line of Life on Track, I made one decision: your household file is built on your device and kept there. You decide where your Backup Copy is kept and what you share with someone you trust.

That isn’t a feature I added. It’s the foundation everything else sits on.

I also wanted your information to remain useful in your own hands. Once Life on Track is installed and activated, you can use it offline. A digital handoff you have prepared opens on its own, and a printed copy is ready to read. Keep a separate Backup Copy as well, so you have a way to restore your information if you need it.

The moment it’s really for

The point isn’t the technology. The point is the day someone you love opens your file and finds a calm, organized place to start: here’s who to call, here’s what matters medically, here’s what to know about the accounts and bills, here’s where the important papers are kept. I built Life on Track so that place exists for your family.

A file like this turns out to be useful on ordinary weeks too — a renewal to check, the details the school asks for every August, a parent’s appointments. A file you actually open is a file that is still true when it matters.

You don’t have to finish everything today. Twenty minutes gives your family a real head start — and whatever you record is already more than they had yesterday. That’s how I hope you’ll use it: a little at a time, at your own pace, for the people who matter most.