Keystone

If you were out for 30 days, would the business hold up?

Keystone is where you write down the things only you know — logins, vendors, client history, what's owed — so the business doesn't depend on your memory.

You're on the list. We'll email you when Keystone opens up.

No cost yet. Just tell us if this is worth building.

one piece, holding up everything

Most small businesses run on one person's memory. There's usually no plan for what happens when that memory is unavailable.

What tends to live only in your head

Not a wiki. Not a giant onboarding doc nobody reads. Five things, kept current, that someone else could actually use in an emergency.

Access
Where accounts live, who holds the keys, how to get in without you.
Vendors
Who you rely on, how you reach them, what the arrangement actually is.
Clients
The context behind each relationship — history, quirks, what not to say.
Money
What's owed, to whom, and by when — the things a bank or partner would ask first.
How things actually get done
The workaround that isn't written anywhere but keeps the business running.

We're deciding whether to build this.

If the question at the top made you pause, that's the whole signal we're looking for. Leave your email and we'll let you know what happens next.