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Family document storage, shared or private

Keep the family’s paperwork in shared or private folders — safe, tidy and easy to find.

Running a home is paperwork as well as physical work. Equal House keeps the family’s important documents organised and private — in folders the whole family can open, or ones only you can.

  • Shared or private documents, in folders
  • Set a document to tidy itself away
  • Ask Bric when it runs out
  • Built for trust

What you get

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Shared or private documents, in folders

Store passports, school letters and warranties in folders that are either shared with the family or kept private to you. Folders can sit inside folders, so the whole household’s paperwork stays tidy and easy to find.

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Set a document to tidy itself away

Give a file an expiry date — an event invite, a temporary permission slip — and Equal House removes it automatically when it’s no longer needed, so your vault never fills up with clutter.

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Ask Bric when it runs out

With Equal House Pro, ask Bric when a passport or a policy runs out and he answers from the document’s name and expiry date — never its contents — and only for grown-ups.

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Built for trust

Private documents stay private to their owner, downloads are signed and time-limited, children need no email address or password, and your information is never sold.

Family Documents in Equal House: folders for the house, insurance, invites, medical papers, passports, a private payslips and pension folder and school letters, with Insurance opened to show the home and car insurance and when each expires, and School letters opened to show a folder for each child and the term dates
The family’s paperwork, in folders, shared or private.

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