
Life admin costs you hours every month - in logins, tasks, resets, renewals, clutter, and forgotten obligations. We fix that.
Done Once Lab was founded to solve a simple problem:
Most people spend years drowning in digital clutter - and don’t realize it until something breaks.
We build tools that fix it once, so you never deal with it again.
Accounts, subscriptions, documents, digital life
Let us handle the stuff you keep doing over and over
Make sure your family knows what exists - and where it is
Life isn’t getting simpler. With more logins, more apps, more accounts, and more responsibilities, people are drowning in digital clutter. We exist to fix that — through tools that organize your life quietly, intelligently, and automatically.
This is not productivity.
This is peace of mind.
One-time setup
Automatic reminders
Faster, less expensive, easier probate
A complete map for your executor and family

Hi, I’m Steve - I have 20-years of experience in the defense sector, where organization and clarity weren’t optional. I’ve always built systems to make life simpler - but one day I realized that if I died suddenly, even my own wife wouldn’t know where half of our accounts or digital assets lived.
That felt awkward to me.
I care about people. I care about not leaving a mess behind.
If we know we can do better for the people we love, we should.
Done Once Lab exists to fix that - with simple, guided tools that remove life admin, protect families, and eliminate the chaos we unintentionally leave behind.
Do it once. Set it up right. Never worry about it again.
That’s the mission behind Done Once Lab.
Tools that you set up once.
Tools that stay out of your way.
Tools that quietly take care of life admin in the background.
Digital life organization
Family preparedness systems
Secure document automation
Guided setup flows
Long-term peace-of-mind tools
"Do it once.
Set it up right.
Never worry about it again."
Encryption by design
Zero sensitive data stored
Read-only document outputs
User-controlled sharing
Transparent privacy rules