Trust Love — The First Software Built for Your Family
The Family Intelligence Platform

Everything your family would need — organized and ready.

One secure portal for your medical wishes, financial accounts, insurance policies, and the information only you know.

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Your attorney has software. Your bank has software. Your family has nothing.

Until now.

Why this exists

My family almost lost everything.

When my mother fell seriously ill, we had no medical power of attorney, no financial power of attorney, no access to her accounts, and no idea where her insurance papers were. We knew nothing — and she couldn't tell us.

She recovered. But I saw how close we came to a disaster that had nothing to do with her health. I started collecting it all and realized it was five hundred data points, growing every month, impossible to manage in a document.

Then I saw it everywhere. Families losing homes to probate. Life insurance never claimed because nobody knew it existed. I built Trust Love so your family doesn't learn the way mine did.

— Brian Ayers, Founder
Watercolor illustration of a couple on their wedding day
76%
Of Americans have no will or trust
$15K+
Average probate cost — entirely preventable
30%
Of families report permanent conflict after a death without a plan
See your portal

This is what organized looks like.

Real screenshots. Real product. Ready when you are.

Emergency Information page showing allergies, blood type, medications, and medical decision-maker

Emergency Info

Allergies, medications, blood type, and who makes decisions — ready for the ER.

Family Protection Details page showing high-priority gaps in estate planning

What's at Stake

The portal flags what's missing — no guardian, no POA, no umbrella policy — so you know what needs attention.

Invite a family member form with permission templates

Who Has Access

Invite family with the right permissions. Your daughter sees emergency info. Your executor sees finances. You decide.

12 chapters

Your life. At your pace.

Fill in what you know. Come back for the rest. Everything saves as you go.

Who I Am

Who I Am

Who depends on you. Who steps in.

How I Want to Be Cared For

How I Want to Be Cared For

So they're not guessing in a hospital hallway.

The People I'd Call

The People I'd Call

Everyone who should know, in one place.

What I've Saved

What I've Saved

What you've built, accounted for.

How I'm Covered

How I'm Covered

Every policy, carrier, and agent.

What I Own

What I Own

Every key, every door, every title.

My Digital Life

My Digital Life

No locked doors.

Where Everything Is

Where Everything Is

A document that can't be found might as well not exist.

What I'd Want

What I'd Want

Your decisions, not assumptions.

What I'd Want Them to Hear

What I'd Want Them to Hear

The words only you can write.

My Pets

My Pets

You speak for them.

My Business

My Business

Only if it applies to you.

Your children

Their schools. Their doctors. Their guardian.

Every child appears by name — allergies, pediatrician, school, emergency contacts. Your named guardian is documented with their agreement status and contact information. If something happens on a Tuesday afternoon, anyone in your circle knows exactly where your children go and who takes care of them.

Children section showing individual child details, school information, and named guardian with agreement status
Your care wishes

So they're not guessing in a hospital hallway.

Blood type, allergies, current medications, your primary care doctor — and the care wishes that matter most: where you want to be treated, your pain management preferences, organ donor status, and who makes medical decisions if you can't. All captured clearly, all accessible from any device.

Healthcare Preferences section showing medical information, care wishes, and decision-maker details
Your coverage

Thirty years of premiums — don't let it disappear.

Every insurance policy documented: life, auto, home, health, disability — with carrier, policy number, coverage amount, and agent contact. People spend decades paying into life insurance that their family never claims because nobody knew it existed. Your portal makes sure every dollar of protection you've paid for actually reaches the people you bought it for.

Insurance Policies section showing Life Insurance and Auto Insurance with carrier, policy number, and coverage details

Less than dinner out — for your family's future.

Average probate: $15,000+. Average attorney hour: $350.
$19.99
per month
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30-Day Guarantee

Not satisfied? Full refund.

Use it for thirty days. If you don't feel more prepared, write us at and we'll refund every dollar. No forms. No questions.

Questions families ask.

No. Trust Love is a technology and education platform — never a law firm. Areas needing review are marked as "Areas for Attorney Review."
The opposite. Your attorney gets an organized intake, so the first meeting starts at minute forty — not minute one.
A will covers about 30%. The portal organizes the other 70% — passwords, contacts, medications, insurance, account access.
Most families finish in one or two sessions. It skips what doesn't apply. Everything saves as you go.
AES-256 encryption. Plaid for bank connections — your credentials are never stored by Trust Love. We never sell data.
Built for that. Large fonts, easy buttons, plain-English help, automatic saving. No save button to forget.
Monthly cancels anytime. Both plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee.

The things only you know — kept safe for the people you love.

You already know this matters. This is the forty-five minutes that changes everything.

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P.S.  Could the people who love you find what they'd need today — if they had to? If the answer is "I think so," that is the answer.