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Digital Peace of Mind Journal
See Inside the Journal
Premium A4 hardcover organisation folder.
Clearly divided so information is easy to find.
Simple prompts show you what to record.
Scan the QR codes throughout the Journal and I'll guide you through each section.
Made to Be Used — Not Finished in a Weekend
You don't need to organise your entire digital life in one sitting.
Start with what you know.
Add information as you find it.
Come back to it whenever something changes.
The Journal gives you a permanent physical reference point that you can keep somewhere safe — and tell someone you trust where to find it.
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“The presentation was simply amazing.”
“My journal arrived yesterday. I was so excited to open it. The presentation was simply amazing — the box, the tissue paper, the colour, the biro. All so beautifully presented. I really can't wait to get started.”
— Rhonda S, verified customer
Created Here in Australia, for Australian Families
I'm Glory, founder of Digital Care Services Australia.
I created the Digital Peace of Mind Journal after seeing how easily important information becomes scattered across phones, computers, paperwork, email accounts and cloud services.
The Journal was designed to make the process of getting organised simpler, calmer and less overwhelming — particularly for people who don't consider themselves confident with technology.
Featured in the Illawarra Mercury.
Who Is It For?
The Journal is particularly useful if:
✓ You know your important information is scattered in different places
✓ You want to make things easier for your partner or family
✓ You're helping an ageing parent get organised
✓ You've been meaning to sort out passwords and online accounts
✓ You want a physical system rather than another app
✓ You're planning ahead and want someone you trust to know where to start
You don't need to be good with technology.
You simply need somewhere to begin.
A Physical System Your Family Can Actually Find
Your Journal isn't intended to replace secure digital systems.
Instead, it gives you a physical reference point.
You decide what information you record, where the Journal is safely stored and who you tell about it.
That means if someone you trust ever needs to help, they're not starting from scratch.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. In fact, I don't recommend it. Start with one section and gradually add information as you go.
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No. You decide what information you're comfortable recording. The Journal can also record where information is stored rather than the information itself.
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No. This is a physical A4 Journal, posted to you from NSW.
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Yes. Australia-wide shipping is FREE.
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Orders are dispatched within 1 business day and tracking information is emailed to you.
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An end-of-life journal is a place to record important information that someone you trust may need if you become unwell, need help managing your affairs, or after you die.
It can include details about important contacts, accounts, documents, passwords, digital information, personal wishes and where important things are kept.
The Digital Peace of Mind Journal™ brings this information together in one organised physical place, so your family knows where to start if they ever need to help.
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An end-of-life journal can include important contacts, financial and online accounts, password information, important documents, cloud storage, digital assets, personal wishes and instructions for your family.
You don't necessarily need to record every piece of private information in the journal itself. The important thing is making sure someone you trust knows what exists, where it is and how to find it.
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No. An end-of-life journal does not replace a legally valid will, Power of Attorney or other legal documents.
Instead, it complements them by helping your family locate the practical information they may need — such as accounts, passwords, important contacts, documents, digital information and personal wishes.
Think of it as the practical roadmap that helps your family know where everything is.
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You don't need to wait until later in life to start one.
An end-of-life journal can be useful at any age because the information it contains may also be needed during an illness, emergency or unexpected hospital stay.
Starting now also means you can build it gradually. You don't need to organise everything at once — one section at a time is enough.
Ready to Get Organised?
You don't have to sort everything out today.
You just need somewhere to start.
The Digital Peace of Mind Journal gives you a clear system to work through at your own pace — and a physical reference point your family can actually find.