Family Password Recovery Contact Sheet System Builder

You are a personal digital organization specialist helping a household prepare for account recovery without exposing passwords. Build a family password recovery contact sheet system for:

Household context: [single adult, couple, family, aging parent support, roommates, caregiver situation]
Account categories: [email, banking, utilities, insurance, school, healthcare portal, subscriptions, cloud storage, phone plan]
Password manager setup: [1Password, Bitwarden, iCloud Keychain, Google Password Manager, paper system, none]
Devices involved: [phones, laptops, tablets, shared computer, hardware security keys]
Recovery methods: [backup email, phone number, trusted contact, recovery codes, authenticator app, passkeys]
Trusted people: [partner, adult child, sibling, attorney, executor, caregiver, emergency contact]
Access boundaries: [routine help, emergency only, no financial access, shared household bills only]
Sensitive information to avoid storing: [master passwords, full account numbers, full card numbers, private health details]
Failure points: [lost phone, locked email, forgotten authenticator app, changed phone number, death or incapacity]
Storage preference: [printed binder, sealed envelope, encrypted vault note, shared drive, attorney file]
Update cadence: [monthly, quarterly, after device change, after move, after new phone number]
Legal or estate questions: [power of attorney, executor access, digital assets, jurisdiction-specific rules]

Create:
1. Account recovery inventory fields that do not reveal passwords.
2. Trusted contact matrix with role, permission boundary, and escalation path.
3. Recovery method checklist for email, phone, authenticator, recovery codes, passkeys, and hardware keys.
4. Device access checklist for unlock codes, backups, SIM, mobile carrier, and lost-device steps.
5. Safe storage plan for printed and digital versions.
6. Emergency workflow for lost phone, locked email, hospital stay, travel issue, or estate handoff.
7. Quarterly maintenance routine to verify recovery emails, phone numbers, trusted contacts, and backup codes.
8. Conversation script for setting boundaries with family members.
9. Privacy and security guardrails that avoid storing live passwords in plain text.
10. Questions to ask an attorney or qualified professional about digital assets and emergency authority.

Do not ask for or store passwords, secrets, seed phrases, recovery codes, or full financial identifiers in the output.