Now inviting pilot families for early 2027
Atriarch helps Christian families put their values, wishes and plans into words, together, and keep them ready for the generations that follow. A private place for the founding generation and every household that grows from it.
Built for families with significant wealth to steward, and their adult children.
Wills and trusts say who receives what. They rarely say why, what you hope it will make possible, or how the family should decide things together when you're not in the room. Those conversations are hard to start and easy to put off. Atriarch gives your family a clear path through them, one step at a time.
Three guided paths
Turn on the paths that fit. Each one walks you through a few clear steps, and each step ends with something written down that the family can keep.
For the whole family
Each adult shares what matters to them in a private conversation. Together you turn that into family values, a mission and a long-range vision, a family constitution, stewardship policies, and the founders' Letter of Wishes. Then you hold your first family meeting.
For the founding generation
A guided, private conversation about your wishes produces a clear Estate Readiness Summary to take to your attorney, plus a checklist of the documents a well-prepared estate needs. You arrive at the attorney's office knowing what you want.
For your adult children's households
Younger parents build their own emergency file, record guardianship wishes, and write a letter to their children. They can start their household values from the family's values and make them their own.
An AI coach that listens
Most people would rather tell a story than fill in a form. Tap to talk and answer out loud, and your words are transcribed as you speak. The coach asks one good question at a time, follows up when an answer is vague, and reflects back what it heard so you can correct it.
When you're done, it writes a summary in your own words. You edit it and decide whether to share it. Founders can then ask the coach to draft family documents from everything that was shared, for the family to review, comment on and approve.
Personal values
Private to youThe process
Each step is either a private conversation with the coach, a draft the family reviews, a checklist, or a family meeting. Here is who takes part in each one, and the documents that come out of it.
The whole family
Personal values
Every adult, each in private
Family values
The coach drafts it; every adult reviews it
Produces Family Values
Shared with the whole family · built from Personal values
Mission and vision
Every adult, each in private
Produces Mission and Seven Generations Vision
Shared with the whole family · built from Mission and vision and Personal values
Family constitution
Each founder, in private
Produces Family Constitution
Shared with the whole family
Stewardship policies
Each founder, in private
Produces Stewardship Policies
Shared with the whole family
Letter of Wishes
Each founder, in private
Produces Letter of Wishes
Kept between the founders · built from Letter of Wishes and Estate wishes
First family meeting
Everyone together, including teens
The founding generation
Financial snapshot
Each founder, in private
Produces Family Financial Snapshot
Kept between the founders
Estate wishes
Each founder, in private
Produces Estate Readiness Summary for Our Attorney
Kept between the founders
Estate readiness checklist
The founders, together
Each adult child's household
Emergency file
The couple, together
Guardianship wishes
Each parent, in private
Produces Our Wishes for Our Children's Care
Kept between the couple
Letter to my children
Each parent, in private
Produces A Letter to My Children
Private to the writer
Household values
Each parent, in private
Produces Our Household Values and Mission
Shared with the household
Conversations are private
Only the person who spoke can read their conversation. They approve a summary and choose whether to share it.
Drafts come from what's shared
The coach drafts family documents only from summaries people chose to share, and from documents already ratified.
The family approves
Everyone who can see a document can comment. It's ratified when every adult who can see it approves.
Plan your family
Enter the people in your family and we'll lay out the plan: who has which conversation, which documents come out of them, and when everyone gathers.
Change the example to match yours. Nothing you type here is saved or sent.
Founding generation
Children
Your plan
With David Whitaker and Ruth and an Atriarch guide
The whole family, together: David, Ruth, Anna, Ben, Clara and Mark
Personal values
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Family values
The coach drafts it from the summaries people chose to share
Produces Family Values
Seen by everyone in the family · approved by David, Ruth, Anna, Ben and Mark
Mission and vision
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Produces Mission and Seven Generations Vision
Seen by everyone in the family · approved by David, Ruth, Anna, Ben and Mark
Family constitution
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Produces Family Constitution
Seen by everyone in the family · approved by David, Ruth, Anna, Ben and Mark
Stewardship policies
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Produces Stewardship Policies
Seen by everyone in the family · approved by David, Ruth, Anna, Ben and Mark
Letter of Wishes
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Produces Letter of Wishes
Seen by David and Ruth · approved by David and Ruth
First family meeting
Everyone together. The coach drafts the agenda; you record minutes, decisions and action items.
For David and Ruth, in private
Financial snapshot
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Produces Family Financial Snapshot
Seen by David and Ruth · approved by David and Ruth
Estate wishes
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Produces Estate Readiness Summary for Our Attorney
Seen by David and Ruth · approved by David and Ruth
Estate readiness checklist
A checklist to work through together, with copies stored in the vault
Household Safety Net, as a branch of the family
Emergency file
A checklist to work through together, with copies stored in the vault
Guardianship wishes
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Produces Our Wishes for Our Children's Care
Seen by Anna and Mark · approved by Anna and Mark
Letter to my children
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Each writes A Letter to My Children
Seen by only the writer
Household values
Each has a private conversation with the coach
Produces Our Household Values and Mission
Seen by everyone in the household · approved by Anna and Mark
Then: your Legacy Book
Every document the family ratifies comes together in one printable book. Each person sees only what was shared with them.
Built for more than one generation
Each person has one sign-in and can belong to more than one family, with a different role in each.
Lead the family's Legacy Path, prepare for your attorney, and write a Letter of Wishes that explains your reasons, not just your instructions.
Take part in your parents' family in your own words, then start your own household as a branch, building on the values you were handed.
Teens and young adults can read what's been shared and add comments, so they grow up knowing what the family stands for and why.
Every document has versions, comments and a simple approval vote. It's ratified when every adult who can see it approves.
The coach drafts an agenda from where the family is. Record minutes, decisions and action items in one place.
Keep wills, policies, trust documents, key contacts and instructions together, with sharing set item by item.
The Legacy Book
Every document your family ratifies comes together in a Legacy Book: your values, mission, constitution, stewardship policies and letters, ready to print or save as a PDF. Bring it to the family retreat. Put it on the shelf. Give a copy to each grandchild when they come of age.
Privacy
Your family's values, wishes and estate details are among the most personal things you'll ever write down. We built Atriarch so they stay that way.
All family content is encrypted in our database with a key unique to your family. Interviews, documents, comments, meeting notes and vault files are unreadable without it.
Only you can read your conversation with the coach. You edit your summary and decide whether to share it. Others see only that you've finished.
Share with the whole family, the founders only, only yourself, or the specific people you pick. Founders-only material is never fed into a family-wide draft.
Invite your advisor or coach as a guest. They see documents shared with the whole family, and never see your vault unless you share an item with them by name.
Your family's conversations are not used to train AI models. The coach reads a conversation only to respond to it.
Atriarch works on its own, and it works even better alongside people you trust. Add a trained family coach to facilitate your interviews and family meetings, or invite your financial advisor or attorney as a guest who sees only what you choose to share. Some advisors offer Atriarch to their client families directly.
Pricing
Pilot pricing for early families. Your setup is guided by a person, not left to a sign-up form.
$750 – $1,500
one time
Depends on how many households take part. Includes your first 12 months.
$25
per month, per family
Starts after your first year.
Ask us
priced with your coach or advisor
Add a person to guide the conversations.
No. Atriarch helps your family decide and write down what you want. It does not give legal, tax or investment advice, and the coach will point you to your professionals for those questions. Most families find their attorney and advisor meetings go faster when they arrive with a clear summary.
No. The Letter of Wishes and your other family documents record your intent and your reasons. They are non-binding and sit alongside the will and trust documents your attorney prepares.
No. Every interview is private, and every document and vault item has its own sharing setting. Many founders keep estate details between themselves at first and share them when they're ready.
Atriarch is built around biblical stewardship, and the coach draws on an original library of principles with Scripture cited by reference. The steps work for families from a range of church traditions. Family members who don't share the founders' faith are welcome to take part in their own words.
Tap to talk and answer out loud, and the coach can read its questions to you. Only the text of the conversation is saved. It works best in Chrome and Safari.
A small group of families will start in early 2027. We set up your family with you, walk the founders through the first steps, and check in along the way. Pilot families help shape the product and lock in pilot pricing.
Early access
We're starting with a small number of families in early 2027 so we can work closely with each one. Tell us a little about yourself and we'll reach out personally.
Advisors and family coaches are welcome too. If you serve families of faith and want to offer Atriarch to your clients, choose the advisor option.