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The family office for complex households

Your financial life has a team. Now it acts like one.

X1 brings your accounts, documents, and advisors into one clear picture. It shows you what needs attention, helps prepare the next step, and shares nothing without your approval.

You should not have to be the project manager for your own financial life.

See what matters first

Five questions to find the first place to start. No account required.

See how X1 works

Whole picture assembled

Illustrative documents brought into one clear picture

Documents connected
  • Brokerage statement

    Custodian · Document 1

  • Tax return

    CPA · Document 2

  • Estate plan

    Attorney · Document 3

  • Operating agreement

    Business · Document 4

  • Insurance policy

    Carrier · Document 5

  • Property record

    Household · Document 6

Why X1 exists

Each expert sees a piece. You're left carrying the whole.

What gets lost

Accounts sit in one place, documents in another, and the reason behind the last decision lives in somebody's inbox or memory.

What X1 changes

X1 brings those pieces together and helps prepare the next step. You stay in charge of what moves forward, and the answer stays with your financial history.

Built for the whole structure

See the whole structure. Then see what one decision touches.

X1 shows what is unresolved, lets the household approve what gets shared, and keeps the professional's answer with every record it affects.

Evidence from real use

Aggregate, anonymized activity · August 2026

29
Estate plans reviewed
271
Strategies built
3,065
Items flagged
Household structureRepresentative example
ConfirmedNeeds confirmation

Avery household

Household

Avery Family Trust

Trust

Avery Holdings LLC

Holding company

Morgan Avery

Individual

Harbor Works LLC

Business

Operating account

Account

Key person policy

Policy

+ 8 connected accounts, policies, properties, and entities

Records

15

Levels

4

Needs review

1

Connected context

See the household before you isolate the issue.

People, trusts, businesses, policies, accounts, and properties stay in one ownership picture.

Record types6Ownership paths2 into Harbor WorksOpen questionOne relationship to confirm

X1 does not flatten this into one unexplained total. The structure stays visible so each fact has somewhere honest to belong.

Step 1 of 4: See the household before you isolate the issue.

Complexity walkthrough steps

What stays with you

Your financial history should not disappear when your professionals change.

Every move you approve leaves behind the documents it came from, what you decided, who handled it, and what happened. The next person helping you can pick up there instead of starting over.

One household record, controlled by you

  1. 01

    What X1 used

    The accounts and documents behind the work

  2. 02

    Who is allowed

    Who may see it, approve it, or remove access

  3. 03

    What was shared

    What each professional received and how they responded

  4. 04

    What happened

    The result and where the next person can pick up

What stays with your household

People and technology may change. Your household's history stays.

Built with advisors who coordinate complex families

“I'm building my virtual family office on X1. It's what I wished existed when I started advising families twenty years ago.”

Garrett Gunderson

Author of Killing Sacred Cows, founder of Wealth Factory

How it works in practice

Garrett uses X1 with families whose tax, estate, insurance, and investment work crosses several professionals. X1 gives everyone the same starting point while the family decides what gets shared.

See how one review works for advisors

For complex households

Build the financial picture you can keep.

Start with what matters now. X1 helps you decide where to begin, then keeps the documents, decisions, and follow-through together as professionals come and go.

See what matters first

The household owns the record and decides what is shared.

For independent advisors

See the first review before you buy.

Receive a review shared by a household at no charge. Qualified practices can run one assisted pilot before deciding whether to repeat X1 across their book.