One packet. The right handoff for the moment.

Answer EverPacket’s guided prompts once: contacts, routines, locations, first steps. Then hand the sitter, the caregiver, or the neighbor only the pages their role needs, as a PDF generated on your device.

Our household packet

Saved locally
01Contacts in the right order
02Routines and instructions
03Documents and locations
Travel
Caregiver
First 24 hours

Change the view, not the source.

  1. 01

    Build once

    Guided prompts create one local household packet.

  2. 02

    Choose the moment

    Pick the situation and only the relevant entries.

  3. 03

    Share the handoff

    Preview and generate a focused PDF in your browser.

The house keeps running without a call home.

Give the person holding the fort exactly what their week needs, without handing over your entire packet, or turning a text thread into the instruction manual.

01

Travel

Everything the person watching your home needs to keep it running: routines, local contacts, and where the spare key and documents live, without calls across time zones.

Useful handoff includes

  • Home and local contacts
  • Dependent and pet routines
  • Useful document locations
02

House sitter

Property routines and the right people to call, with access described safely, never codes or passwords on the page.

Useful handoff includes

  • Property and service contacts
  • Household routines
  • Safe access prerequisites
03

Pet care

Feeding, quirks, the vet's number, and the backup caretaker, so the person minding your pet feels confident on day one.

Useful handoff includes

  • Vet and caretaker contacts
  • Feeding and care routines
  • Supply and document locations

Hand each helper exactly their part.

Pick the contacts, routines, and where-to-find-it notes that fit the role. The helper gets a short, clear document; your source packet stays exactly as it is.

01

Caregiver

For someone helping with dependents day to day: care routines, authorized pickups, healthcare contacts, and where key information lives.

Useful handoff includes

  • Care and pickup routines
  • Authorized and healthcare contacts
  • Where key information lives
02

Babysitter

One sheet a sitter can scan on arrival: who to call first, the kids' routines, and the household basics that always come up.

Useful handoff includes

  • Call-first contacts
  • Children and pet routines
  • Safe household instructions
03

Temporary incapacity

When you're the one out of commission for a while: what has to keep happening, who can handle it, and what can wait.

Useful handoff includes

  • Immediate responsibilities
  • Essential contacts and services
  • Who can handle what

Start with what matters now. Not every detail at once.

Busy weeks don't leave time to reread a binder. These handoffs put the first calls and first steps on page one and keep everything else behind them.

01

First 24 hours

An ordered first page for any disruption: who to call, in what order, and the practical tasks that shouldn't wait.

Useful handoff includes

  • Ordered contacts
  • Immediate care needs
  • Priority document locations
02

Surgery

Who drives you home, who covers the school run, which pharmacy has the prescriptions: recovery logistics and household routines in one place.

Useful handoff includes

  • Pickup and support contacts
  • Care and home routines
  • Pharmacy and insurance contacts
03

New parent

For the grandparent or friend on night duty: feeding and care routines, support contacts, and where everything lives.

Useful handoff includes

  • Support contacts
  • Care and household routines
  • Useful paperwork locations

Build the packet once. Be ready for more than one kind of day.

Packet contents stay in this browser and in the files you choose to create. You decide what belongs in each output.