One place for the papers that matter — no monthly fee.
Passports, deeds, policies, wills. Family Ark keeps everything your household needs organized, encrypted, and on your own device — pay once, and it’s yours for good.
The moments life asks for your paperwork all at once.
Most families think about “getting organized” right when a big change makes it urgent. Family Ark means you’re already ready.
A new baby
Birth certificate, insurance updates, and a growing list of things to keep track of for someone new.
Buying a home
Deed, mortgage documents, inspection reports — all in one place instead of scattered across email.
Caring for a parent
Medical history, insurance, and power of attorney, ready to hand to whoever needs them.
Not another subscription to remember to cancel.
Cloud storage apps
- Monthly or annual fee
- Documents stored on someone else’s servers
- Built for files in general, not your family’s papers
- Price creeps up over time
Family Ark
- One-time purchase
- Everything stays on your device
- Built around the documents families actually keep
- No recurring charge, ever
Set up once, in an afternoon.
Add your documents
Photograph or import files for every member of the household.
Sort into folders
Identity, home, insurance, medical, estate — organized from the start.
Find anything in seconds
Search by person, category, or date — no digging through email or drawers.
One install. Every family member’s own private space.
If more than one person shares this app — a husband and wife, a parent and an adult child — each of you gets your own profile, your own PIN, and your own private space. If you’re the only one using Family Ark on your device, you’ll never even see this — it’s just your app, ready to go.
Shared where it helps, private where it matters
As you fill in information, you’ll see a Personal or Shared choice on most entries. Personal means only your own profile can see it. Shared means every profile on the device can see it — perfect for a joint bank account, a household bill, or the funeral home contact your whole family should know. When in doubt, Personal is always the safer choice.
Only the profile that created a Shared record can edit it or change it back to Personal — everyone else sees it read-only. That keeps one family member from accidentally taking something away that someone else is relying on.
Switching between profiles
Tap “Switch Profile” from the Dashboard, or use the “Who is using Family Ark?” screen shown at startup whenever there’s more than one profile.
Adding or removing a profile
Add a new profile any time from the same screen. Deleting a profile is permanent — you’ll type the profile’s name to confirm. If that profile owns any Shared records, you’ll be shown exactly which ones and can choose, one by one, to keep them (so nobody else loses access) or delete them along with the profile.