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A real family plan doesn’t sit in a drawer.

Dandelion helps you focus on what matters right now—without needing to figure everything out or finish all at once.

Edit as real life unfolds. Life doesn’t stand still, and neither should your plans. Revisit, revise, and add to your Dandelion anytime.

Leave more than just legal paperwork. We want your loved ones to have a plan complete with all the practical and emotional stuff that will give them true peace of mind.

Keyholder access. When needed, your Keyholders can securely access your legacy plan in one place with guidance on what to do next. Leaving them with the best gift you can leave behind: Love, with Instructions.

The hard stuff, handled with care.

The Paperwork Part

Legal Documents

The documents that tell the courts what you want. Attorney-vetted templates tailored to your state. Dandie chat helps you understand what you need—and walks you through the hard parts, simply.

The Practical Part

Family Playbook

Where's the health insurance card? Who pays the mortgage? What accounts exist—and who manages them? Gather it in one usable place so no one is left guessing.

The Personal Part

Your Keepsakes

Paperwork can't tell your story. Leave video letters, birthday notes, cultural traditions, recipes and the juicy secrets that shape your family securely beside your legal paperwork.

Meet Dandie, your legacy planning companion.

Dandie is a personal legacy and estate planning companion that helps you write thoughtful wills, make considered guardianship decisions, set clear directives, and leave personal messages—so you can put something real in place now, and change it as life does.

$1,000

The average cost a lawyer will charge to create an estate plan

100 hrs

The estimated hours your family saves when information is in one place

100%

The percentage of decisions the courts make without your input, if no documents exist

At Dandelion, we’re on a mission to make planning your legacy an act of love.

We exist to help people put simple, real plans in place so their families are protected, provided for, and prepared, no matter what.

As it turns out, peace of mind feels pretty good.

Dandelion was built for people who want to take care of their people—lovingly, and without making a whole production out of it.

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