Everheld didn’t begin with a business plan.
It began with a dog walk.
Everheld didn’t begin with a business plan.
It began with a dog walk.
Everheld didn’t begin with a business plan.
It began with a dog walk.
Everheld didn’t begin with a business plan.
It began with a dog walk.
Two friends. One conversation they couldn’t stop having.
Two friends. One conversation they couldn’t stop having.
Two friends. One conversation they couldn’t stop having.
Zoe and Phil had known each other for years. Built things together. Led teams. Made complicated things feel simpler for some of the world’s biggest brands. But the conversation that started Everheld wasn’t about any of that. It was about their families.
Zoe and Phil had known each other for years. Built things together. Led teams. Made complicated things feel simpler for some of the world’s biggest brands. But the conversation that started Everheld wasn’t about any of that. It was about their families.
Zoe and Phil had known each other for years. Built things together. Led teams. Made complicated things feel simpler for some of the world’s biggest brands. But the conversation that started Everheld wasn’t about any of that. It was about their families.
Zoe’s Story
Zoe’s Story
Zoe’s Story
When someone Zoe loved was diagnosed with early onset dementia, she found herself managing a life that wasn’t hers.
Accounts. Passwords. Phone calls. Paperwork. The endless small things that quietly take over when someone close to you needs more support.
No single task was impossible. It was always just one more thing. And then another. And then another.
When someone Zoe loved was diagnosed with early onset dementia, she found herself managing a life that wasn’t hers.
Accounts. Passwords. Phone calls. Paperwork. The endless small things that quietly take over when someone close to you needs more support.
No single task was impossible. It was always just one more thing. And then another. And then another.
When someone Zoe loved was diagnosed with early onset dementia, she found herself managing a life that wasn’t hers.
Accounts. Passwords. Phone calls. Paperwork. The endless small things that quietly take over when someone close to you needs more support.
No single task was impossible. It was always just one more thing. And then another. And then another.
Phil’s story is different. But not that different.
Phil’s story is different. But not that different.
Phil’s story is different. But not that different.
Phil’s circumstances were different. But when they compared notes, the conversation sounded remarkably familiar.
The same paperwork. The same phone calls. The same feeling of doing something important with no real map for how to do it.
Phil’s circumstances were different. But when they compared notes, the conversation sounded remarkably familiar.
The same paperwork. The same phone calls. The same feeling of doing something important with no real map for how to do it.
Phil’s circumstances were different. But when they compared notes, the conversation sounded remarkably familiar.
The same paperwork. The same phone calls. The same feeling of doing something important with no real map for how to do it.
And then they noticed something.
And then they noticed something.
And then they noticed something.
And then they noticed something.
It wasn’t that it was hard. Between them they’d spent their careers making hard things feel manageable. They could handle hard.
What surprised them was how little existed to help families do this together. Properly together. In a way that worked for everyone involved.
It wasn’t that it was hard. Between them they had spent their careers making hard things feel manageable. They could handle hard.
What surprised them was how little existed to help families do this together. Properly together. In a way that worked for everyone involved.
It wasn’t that it was hard. Between them they’d spent their careers making hard things feel manageable. They could handle hard.
What surprised them was how little existed to help families do this together. Properly together. In a way that worked for everyone involved.
So they did what they always do. They listened.
So they did what they always do. They listened.
So they did what they always do. They listened.
So they did what they always do. They listened.
They talked to friends, family, colleagues and complete strangers. Anyone willing to sit down and tell them what it was actually like for them.
They talked to friends, family, colleagues and complete strangers. Anyone willing to sit down and tell them what it was actually like for them.
They talked to friends, family, colleagues and complete strangers. Anyone willing to sit down and tell them what it was actually like for them.
Different families. Different circumstances.
The same quiet responsibility.
Different families. Different circumstances.
The same quiet responsibility.
Different families. Different circumstances.
The same quiet responsibility.
The same sense of doing it alone when you didn’t have to. We realised the job they were doing didn't really have a name. So we started calling it Financial Carekeeping.
The same sense of doing it alone when you didn’t have to. We realised the job they were doing didn't really have a name. So we started calling it Financial Carekeeping.
The same sense of doing it alone when you didn’t have to. We realised the job they were doing didn't really have a name. So we started calling it Financial Carekeeping.
Those conversations became Everheld.
Those conversations became Everheld.
Those conversations became Everheld.
And they are still listening.
And they are still listening.
And they are still listening.
Does this make things a little clearer, a little safer, a little less lonely?
Does this make things a little clearer, a little safer, a little less lonely?
Does this make things a little clearer, a little safer, a little less lonely?
If yes, we build it.
If yes, we build it.
If yes, we build it.
If not, we don’t.
If not, we don’t.
If not, we don’t.