How it works
No shipping, no waiting, no apps, no subscription. Here is exactly what happens between checkout and the shelf.
Step 1
Check out securely
You pay $27, one time, through Stripe: the same payment company behind millions of online stores. Card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
- Your receipt arrives by email within a minute.
- We never see or store your card details.
- Changed your mind? The 30-day promise means one email gets you a full refund.
Step 2
Download instantly
The moment payment goes through, your download page opens. The same link is in your receipt email, so you can come back to it any time, on any device.
YOUR DOWNLOAD HOLDS THREE FILES:
START_HERE.pdf — one page that tells you what to do first
WhatIfBinder_MAIN.pdf — the complete 62-page binder
WhatIfBinder_QuickStart.pdf — the 30-minute path for tonight
Tip: on a phone, the file saves to your Downloads or Files app. On a computer, check the Downloads folder.
Step 3
Print it, or fill it on your phone
Printing at home: any home printer handles it.
- Paper: ordinary US Letter. Black and white is perfectly fine.
- Print the Quick Start first (8 pages) if you want to start small.
- Snap the pages into any three-ring binder from the office aisle, or drop them in a folder. A hole punch helps but is not required: many print shops punch for free.
- No printer? Every FedEx Office, Staples, or local print shop prints a PDF from email for a few dollars.
Prefer typing? Your download includes a link to the private digital fill-in. Answer one question at a time on your phone; your answers never leave your device, and nothing is stored online. When you finish, it prints your completed binder.
Step 4
One quiet Sunday
Start with the 30-minute Quick Start: it covers the lines that matter most. The full binder is designed for two or three quiet Sundays, one colored tab at a time.
- The four tabs on the page edges show you where you are: Money, House, People, Wishes.
- Blanks are allowed. The binder says so itself.
- When you are done, it lives on the shelf like a cookbook, and one person you trust knows it exists.