For the family that will have to figure it out

You shouldn't have to guess.

EchoKindred is a private family archive you can fill in with your parent. Where's the bank account? Who holds the car loan? Where's the will, and what has to happen first? Sit down with your parent and ask. EchoKindred files every answer, along with the stories behind them, in one private place.

Free for 14 days, no credit card. Try one conversation with them before you pay anything.

An older man talking on his phone at home, with a family photo beside him

Most families spend months piecing it together.

  • Which bank.
  • Who holds the car loan.
  • Which lawyer, and where the will is.
  • Whether there’s a password for the account with the photos.

One afternoon with your parent now saves you all of that later.

How it works

You ask. They talk. You get the map.

  1. 1

    Sit down together. You ask, they talk.

    Open EchoKindred on your phone or laptop and read them a question. The Biographer suggests the follow-ups you would not think to ask, and you type or record their answers.

  2. 2

    Stories first, then the map.

    Start with their first car or how they met. The practical questions come naturally: which bank, who holds the car loan, where the will is, who to call first. The Librarian files every answer.

  3. 3

    You get one link.

    When the time comes, you open a calm, read-only page with everything in order. Free for family, always.

Dreading the conversation? Start with the stories.

Most parents don't want to talk about the end. They love talking about their first car, the house they grew up in, how they met. EchoKindred starts there, and the practical details come along naturally. You keep the stories too.

Not sure they'll cooperate? That's what the free trial is for. Try one conversation this weekend. If it goes nowhere, you haven't paid a thing.

Rather they do it on their own?

Give EchoKindred as a gift. Your parent gets their own private archive and fills it in at their own pace, and they decide what you can see.

Give it as a gift
Kevin Fischer, founder of EchoKindred

Why this exists

Built after losing my dad.

In late 2024, the man who'd been my dad for 55 years went through a swift decline, and by June 2025 he was gone. In the middle of it, we couldn't find the email passwords, the financial details, or the songs he loved and the stories he told only once. I built EchoKindred so your family doesn't have to go through that, and I'm doing the same for my own kids. I don't want to be a mystery or a burden to them.

Kevin Fischer, founder

Private by design.

  • Encrypted with AES-256. Private to your parent until they choose who can see what.
  • Their archive belongs to them. They can download everything, anytime.
  • Family access is always free, and only opens the way your parent sets it up.

Full details on trust and continuity

Have the conversation this month.

Sit down with them this weekend and start free, or give it to them as a gift. Either way, you won't have to guess.