Collator
Collator
For your parents
You don't have to sit your parents down and talk about wills. Just help them put what already exists, documents, policies, accounts and the people they rely on, into one place. Collator makes that first step calm and entirely private.
Free to try. Pay once. No subscription.
Most families only discover what's missing when something has already gone wrong. A little organising now means fewer scrambles later.
Property papers, FDs and insurance policies, scattered across drawers, lockers and old files.
The Supreme Court has held that nominees on bank accounts and mutual funds are custodians, not owners. Without a will, even a named nominee may not inherit.
Doctor, CA, lawyer, insurance agent: the people your parents rely on, written down somewhere the whole family can find.
₹2 lakh crore sits unclaimed in Indian financial institutions every year, simply because nobody knew it existed.
No need to plan for every scenario today. Just record the documents, policies and accounts your parents already have. The picture builds itself over time.
Add a little at a time, on visits home or over a weekend. There's no deadline, and nothing to get wrong.
Collator highlights where a nominee is missing or a will isn't linked, so the family can close those gaps before they matter.
Your parents' vault lives on their device. No account, no cloud, nothing shared unless they choose to share it.
Everything lives on your device. No account, no server, no ads, no tracking. We never see it, and it is not for sale.
No, but it complements one. Collator helps you organise the information a will, or a family, would need: what exists, where it's kept, and who's involved. For drafting or updating a will itself, speak to a qualified lawyer.
Try framing it as "let's make sure we know where things are," not "let's plan for the worst." Many families start with something low-stakes, like insurance policies or property papers, and go from there.
They don't have to. The vault lives on their device, and they choose what, if anything, to share, and with whom. Collator doesn't require a shared account.
No. Everything stays on the device it's entered on, and in your own backup if you enable one. Read more on our privacy page.
Use it free during the trial. After that, new records need a single lifetime purchase. Viewing, editing, import and export stay free, always.
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