How it works

Upload a document and link it to what it belongs to.

Enter its title, date, type, and related person, account, property, or year. RecordWarden encrypts the file contents in your browser before upload and shows the document in each related view.

Adding a document

From file to record in four steps

There are no folders to set up. Enter the details you would use to find the document later.

01

Choose a file

Upload a supported document, such as a passport, policy, tax form, deed, or statement.

02

Add identifying details

Enter its title, date, type, and what it relates to.

03

Encrypt and save

RecordWarden encrypts the file contents in your browser before upload.

04

Find it again

Open the document from any related view without creating duplicate files.

Browse your records

Start with the person, account, property, vehicle, or year

You can open the same document from every view it is linked to.

By account

Money & accounts

Statements, loans, investments, and balances.

By tax year

Taxes

Returns, W-2s, 1099s, and related forms.

By person

Medical

Medical records, prescriptions, and benefits.

By property

Homes

Deeds, mortgages, leases, and home insurance.

By vehicle

Vehicles

Titles, registrations, loans, and service records.

By employer

Work & income

Pay statements, agreements, and benefits.

By item

Warranties & receipts

Receipts, warranties, and proof of purchase.

By person

Legal & estate

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and directives.

By person

Personal IDs

Passports, licenses, and birth certificates.

Document checklist

See which documents are on file.

RecordWarden keeps a checklist for each home, vehicle, account, and household member. Adding a document updates the list. Mark a document as not needed to remove it from the checklist.

Vehicle records

2019 Honda CR-V

1 of 2 records on file

Title On file
Registration Ready to add

A demonstration only—nothing is uploaded.

Using a new browser

Approve a browser before it can open files

Signing in confirms your account. To open encrypted files on a new browser, approve it with your recovery code or from a browser that is already approved.

Sign in

Use a passkey or an email code to confirm it is you.

Approve a new browser

Use your recovery code or a browser that already works for your household.

Keep the recovery code safe

It restores access when every approved browser is gone. Support cannot retrieve it.

Request access to RecordWarden.

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