Credentials
No passwords, PINs, security answers, one-time codes, or recovery codes.
Privacy-first organization
Make important information findable without creating another sensitive-data vault.
DwellCue separates useful household direction from the secrets and records that belong in protected systems. The plan says what exists, where it lives, who may access it, and what to do next.
Locator, not storage
The roadmap and the protected record have different jobs.
A locator tells an authorized person how to find the original. Storage holds the original itself. Keeping those functions separate reduces unnecessary copies of sensitive material while still making the household understandable.
| Household roadmap | Protected system |
|---|---|
| “Home insurance policy is in the fire-safe file box.” | The complete insurance policy |
| “Use the family password manager’s emergency-access process.” | The password and recovery codes |
| “Mortgage is serviced by the provider listed on the monthly statement.” | Full account and payment details |
| “Health directives are held by the named attorney and stored with originals.” | Medical and legal documents |
Do record
Useful direction with a limited purpose.
- The name and purpose of an account, policy, or record
- Where the protected original or system is located
- Who is authorized to retrieve or manage it
- The approved recovery or emergency-access method
- The next ordinary step an authorized person should take
Do not put these in a household roadmap
Identity and account data
No Social Security numbers, full account or card numbers, or copies of identity documents.
Private records
No uploads of complete legal, financial, medical, insurance, or estate documents.
A calm place to begin
Check whether someone could find the right starting point safely.
The free readiness checkup looks at findability and handoff—not the private contents of your records.