Morrowmap

A guided toolkit for U.S. executors

A clearer path,
one useful step at a time.

Start with a free general checklist, then consider a separate $99 one-time purchase for a personalized Texas estate plan and four editable executor letters, with 12 months of access from verified payment and no automatic renewal.

Explore the free checklist Read the Texas executor guide

The general checklist is free and needs no signup. A Morrowmap account is required before checkout for the paid plan; no existing plan or membership is needed. The $99 charge does not automatically renew.

A steadier way through a complex process

From scattered details to shared next steps.

See the idea behind Morrowmap: collect what matters, generate a plan, and make responsibilities easier to follow.

A schematic of estate details, an example plan being generated, and shared responsibilities.

  1. 01Before

    The details are real. The next steps can be hard to see.

    Estate information lives in different places, while deadlines and family responsibilities are still unclear.

  2. 02Generate

    A few answers shape the work ahead.

    State, will, home, accounts, and business interests can shape a personalized task plan with dates and sample letters.

  3. 03After

    Everyone can see who owns the next step.

    A shared view makes it easier to follow progress with siblings or a co-executor, without asking the same question twice.

Morrowmap is being developed as an organization and information tool, not a source of legal advice.

Free starter checklist

A small place to begin.

The general executor checklist is free, printable, and available without signup. Choose Pennsylvania for initial state-specific executor guidance.

Free executor checklist

A useful first pass

Keep the essentials together

  • Find the will and any trust documents.
  • Request certified copies of the death certificate.
  • Secure the home and locate keys, mail, and important records.
  • Make a list of accounts and recurring bills.
  • Keep notes on calls, letters, dates, and replies.
  • Agree who will handle each family update and next step.

General information, not legal advice. Estate processes and timelines vary by state and situation; Pennsylvania items include links to their sources.

What the personalized toolkit is planned to include

Organized around the work families actually face.

A plan shaped around the estate

Questions about the state, will, home, accounts, and business interests are intended to shape task steps and deadlines.

Letters with the blanks filled in

Planned templates for common conversations with banks, utilities, Social Security, and credit bureaus.

Estate recordsLetters & repliesNext steps

Documents kept with the work

Private document storage and a progress view are on the roadmap for each executor’s plan.

A clearer view for family

Morrowmap is designed to let siblings or a co-executor see updates and who is handling each task.

Information and organization, not legal advice. The free checklist and paid toolkit provide general information to help executors organize next steps. For advice about your circumstances or state requirements, consult a qualified professional.