Looking aftersomeone is a lot.The admin shouldn't be.
Letters to understand. Bills to keep track of. Appointments to remember. Important decisions to make.
Trusri is bringing it all together in one simple place, so you can spend less time keeping up and more time being there.
Council Tax — Annual Bill 2026/27
Scanned this morning · for Dad
In plain English
Dad's yearly Council Tax bill. The first payment of £164.20 is due on 1 April. He may be eligible for a discount.
So much to manage.So easy to miss something.
It starts with a letter. Then there's a bill to check, an appointment to book and a family member who needs an update.
Before long, important information is spread across messages, emails, folders and notebooks.
You're doing your best to keep everything together. But keeping track of it all can feel like a job of its own.
That's the problem we're here to solve.
HM Revenue & Customs
Your Tax Calculation 2025–26
Please respond within 30 days…
GP review — Mum
10:40 · Bring medication list
ring the bank re: direct debit?? & ask Tom about the pension letter
Family group · 3 new
One place for everything that matters.
Imagine opening one simple platform and knowing what's been done, what needs attention and where to find the information you need.
That's what we're building with Trusri. A smarter, simpler way to organise important documents, manage everyday responsibilities, coordinate with family and keep track of decisions made on someone else's behalf.
No complicated systems. No endless searching. Just a clearer way forward.
Good morning, Sarah
Here's where things stand for Mum.
Upcoming
- Needs attention
Renew Mum's blue badge
Due 2 Jun
- This week
Confirm GP review time
Thu 14 May
- Done
Send pension letter to Tom
Done yesterday
Worth checking
The care home invoice shows a new weekly rate. No updated agreement has been added yet.
Add document →
Family
Tom uploaded the pension statement and marked it read.
Recent documents
Lasting Power of Attorney
Registered 2024
Care plan — Rose Court
Updated 3 May
Energy bill — April
Added 28 Apr
The little things add up. We're making them easier.
01
Understand and organise
- Understand letters without the confusion
- Take a photo or upload important correspondence. Trusri will help explain it in everyday language and highlight what may need your attention.
- Stay ahead of important dates
- From bills and appointments to deadlines and everyday tasks, keep track of what's coming up with helpful reminders.
Department for Work & Pensions
Attendance Allowance — Review
We are writing to tell you that your award is due for review. You must return the enclosed form by 12 June 2026, otherwise your payments may be affected…
What this means: Mum's Attendance Allowance is being reviewed. Nothing has changed yet.
What to do: fill in and post the review form.
Reminder set for 1 June · shared with Tom
Documents
8
Care
14
Money
3
Legal
02
Keep things together
- Keep important documents together
- Store and organise correspondence, care information, financial records and other essential documents in one place.
- Make family coordination easier
- Keep the right people informed, share relevant updates and manage responsibilities without the back-and-forth.
03
Stay better informed
- Keep clearer records of decisions
- Organise important information, record actions and keep supporting documents connected, so it's easier to understand what happened and why.
- Spot what might be missing
- Trusri is being developed to help identify gaps or inconsistencies in available information, so you know what may need checking before taking the next step.
This capability is in development and shown here as a concept.
Moving Mum's savings to an easy-access account
Draft recordReason recorded
Fixed-term account matured 2 May. Discussed with Mum on 4 May.
Supporting document
Maturity letter — Northbank Building Society.pdf
Something to check
The letter shows a different account number from the one in your records.
Confirm account number with the bankTo do
Less chasing. More clarity.
Drop a letter or take a photo
Water bill — Severn Trent.jpg · uploading…
Everything connected. Nothing unnecessarily complicated.
Not just organised.
Better informed.
Most of us already have somewhere to save documents, write notes or set reminders. But when you're managing someone else's affairs, there's more to consider.
- Is there an important document missing?
- Does something need checking?
- Who needs to know?
- Where's the record of what was decided?
- Trusri is being built to help connect those details, so you can manage responsibilities with more clarity and confidence.
Because having the information is one thing.
Knowing what to do next is another.
Made for the people who care enough to take responsibility.
Families supporting loved ones
For keeping everyday responsibilities, important information and family updates together.
People acting under a Power of Attorney
For organising documents, administrative responsibilities and supporting records with greater clarity.
Unpaid carers and trusted supporters
For managing appointments, tasks and appropriate information sharing more easily.
Court-appointed deputies
For organising relevant records and responsibilities as Trusri's specialist capabilities develop.
Your trust matters.
So does their privacy.
Some of life's most important responsibilities involve sensitive information. That's why Trusri is being designed with privacy, security and appropriate access controls at its heart.
You'll remain in control of your actions and decisions, with information shared according to the relevant permissions.
Trusri will help you stay informed and organised. It won't replace your judgement, legal advice or the authority required to act on someone's behalf.
Built to support people. Never to take their place.
Something better is coming
More peace of mind starts with less to manage.
We're building Trusri to make the everyday responsibilities of supporting someone feel simpler, clearer and more manageable.
Questions, answered.
Trusri is an upcoming online platform designed to help families, carers and legally appointed representatives organise important documents, responsibilities and decisions when supporting someone else.
That's one of the areas we're building Trusri to support. The platform will help you organise relevant administrative information and supporting records. It won't replace the legal authority or professional advice you may need.
Family collaboration is part of the planned platform. The aim is to make it easier for appropriate people to share information and coordinate responsibilities, with suitable permissions.
Not yet. We're developing our first version. Join the waitlist to hear about our launch and potential early-access opportunities.
Not initially. Trusri is planned to launch as a mobile-friendly web platform, so you'll be able to use it from a supported phone, tablet or computer.
You take care of what matters.
We'll help you keep track.
A simpler way to manage life's important responsibilities is on its way.
Join the Waitlist