A practical way to keep important information organised

Why it exists

Important information is often scattered across paperwork, email accounts, devices and different online services. In practice, the difficulty is often not whether the information exists, but knowing where it is and how to find it when it matters.

When someone becomes ill, dies, or is simply unable to deal with things for a period of time, family members, executors or other trusted people can spend considerable time trying to identify the practical details they need.

Why it was developed

Myriad Monitor was developed from the recognition that even in well-organised households, important information can still be difficult to locate quickly. The aim was to create a calm, practical system that helps reduce confusion rather than add to it.

What it is

Myriad Monitor is a structured organisational platform. It helps users keep records, notes, documents and trusted access arrangements together in one place.

It is not a substitute for legal, financial or estate planning advice. Its role is to help people organise important information clearly and make it easier to understand if someone else ever needs to step in.

How it is designed

The service is built around a small number of principles: clarity over complexity, user control over access, calm and respectful language, and a practical approach to privacy and security.

The company

Myriad Monitor is operated by Myriad Monitor Limited, a company registered in the United Kingdom.

The intention is not to replace professional planning, but to provide a secure and practical system for organising everyday information in a clear and structured way.

As part of its approach, Myriad Monitor allocates 1% of each initial new subscription to charities aligned with bereavement and support.