Mabel's Dad
Small, free tools for hard days
Nothing you type ever leaves your device.
I'm Mabel's dad. I live in Maine, and I build small apps for the paperwork nobody wants to think about until the day it matters: a lost wallet, a will, the care you want if you cannot speak for yourself. Each one is free, asks for no account, and does its whole job on your own device.
The apps
Lost Wallet
A playbook for the day your wallet goes missing: who to call, in order, with the numbers and the words to say.
lostwallet.io
Will Will Will
A will written to the rules of your state or province, with the steps that make it count.
Coming soon
My Wishes My Plan
A health care directive for where you live: who speaks for you, and the care you do and do not want.
Coming soon
How I build them
Your words stay with you
Each app runs on your phone or in your browser tab and nowhere else. There is no account, no server, and no database behind it, and the page is not allowed to send what you type to anyone, me included.
Every rule has a source
What an app tells you was read from an official page: a statute, a court, a government agency, or a company's own published number. Each app names its sources so you can check them yourself.
Free, with no catch
No upgrade, no ads, and nothing to sign up for. You get the whole thing the first time you open it.
A careful place to start
I am one person, not a law firm, a bank, or a doctor. The apps are forms and checklists written from public sources. They are not advice about your situation, and each one says so.
This page
This page asks you for nothing and keeps nothing. There is no form here, no account, no cookie, and no analytics. Once the page has loaded it makes no request of the network, and the site's security policy forbids it from connecting to any server.
Check it yourself: your browser's network tools show the page going quiet as soon as it has loaded.