Private household continuity
Make sure your family is never left guessing.
A calm Continuity Guide helps you prepare what matters, keep it private in your Vault, and confirm your spouse has a working path in.
End-to-end encrypted. Private by design.
Continuity Guide
Johnson household
Keep your plan current
Start Here
Good enough for now
Recovery & Access
Spouse access confirmed
Money
In progress
Annual Review
Scheduled for July 2027
Search the vault
Prepared instruction
Call Erin at Northstar Insurance first. The policy number is saved under Life insurance.
You probably know where everything is. Would your spouse?
In many households, the most important knowledge lives in one person's head, inbox, filing cabinet, or memory. Hallenby turns that hidden context into a calm operating manual your family can actually use.
The outcome
A household plan that is prepared, usable, and current.
The Guide helps you decide what matters and what needs attention. The encrypted Vault keeps the saved details organized for review and retrieval. Readiness connects the two.
Prepare with a calm Guide
Build a usable starting point across money, documents, insurance, home, people, and digital access.
Confirm a working path in
Give your spouse their own access, then confirm they can independently unlock the household Vault.
Keep the plan current
Return when life changes and use a focused Annual Review to check access, recovery, and essential information.
Private by design
Entries and files are encrypted in the browser before storage. Hallenby cannot read vault contents.
How it works
Build the household manual before anyone needs it.
You do not need to finish everything today. Hallenby helps you build a useful first pass, confirm independent spouse access, and strengthen the plan over time.
Step 1
Build a usable starting point
The Continuity Guide helps you focus first on the instructions, access paths, and essential information your household would need.
Step 2
Save the details in your Vault
Encrypted records and documents stay organized for search, review, editing, and retrieval whenever your household needs them.
Step 3
Confirm your spouse can open it
Your spouse creates their own access, you approve it, and they unlock independently. That successful unlock confirms a working path in.
Step 4
Review when life changes
A short Annual Review helps keep people, money, documents, insurance, recovery, and digital access current over time.
One connected household experience
Prepare, confirm, and maintain
Security
Private enough for the information that matters most.
Zero-knowledge encryption means Hallenby is designed so the service stores encrypted vault data but cannot read what you put inside.
Trust
Built around product commitments, not surveillance.
Hallenby is early, so the page does not invent audits, customer counts, or endorsements. These are the commitments reflected by the current product direction.
Useful before a crisis
Preparedness helps long before anyone needs the worst-case plan.
The same household clarity is useful during travel, illness, emergencies, and ordinary seasons where one partner has been carrying most of the details.
Serious illness or hospitalization
Extended travel
Household emergency
Managing aging parents
One spouse normally handles everything
Death or incapacity
Pricing
One household plan.
Start building your household plan before subscribing. The 30-day trial begins after the first meaningful Vault record is saved, not when an account is created.
Household subscription
$99 per year
Includes the ongoing Continuity Guide, Annual Review, spouse access, encrypted Vault records and documents, and a recovery kit. Monthly billing is available at $9.99/month.
If a trial or subscription ends, the Vault becomes read-only. Families can still view, search, and download their information.
FAQ
Clear answers before you start.
What should I put in the vault?+-
Start with the information your spouse would not immediately know: insurance details, financial accounts, recurring bills, legal documents, key contacts, home systems, digital account recovery steps, and personal instructions.
Can your company read my information?+-
No. Vault entries and files are encrypted in your browser before storage. Hallenby stores ciphertext and operational metadata, but not decrypted vault contents.
Is this a password manager?+-
No. Hallenby is a household continuity vault. You can document where your password manager is and how your spouse should recover access, but it is not meant to replace a dedicated password manager.
What happens if I forget my vault password?+-
During setup, Hallenby generates a recovery kit that you can print or download. Recovery uses your authenticated identity plus that recovery secret. Hallenby cannot recover the vault from your account password alone.
Can my spouse access it now?+-
Yes, after they accept the invitation, create their own vault unlock, receive owner approval, and successfully unlock independently. That final unlock confirms the household has a working access path; an invitation alone does not.
Does this replace a will or estate attorney?+-
No. Hallenby helps your spouse find information and instructions. It does not replace a will, trust, powers of attorney, beneficiary designations, or legal advice.
Give your family clarity before they ever need it.
Start with the information only you know.