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Keep your court documents in one place

A family file spreads out fast — the application, the response, the financial statement, the orders, the letters, the receipts. When we launch, Repmyself.ca document storage will let you keep them together in one place instead of scattered across email, a phone camera roll and a shoebox. It is not available yet. If you would use it, leave your email and we will write to you when it opens.

What we're thinking of building

Something plain: a single place for the documents in your own family court file, so that when a registry clerk, a judge or the other side asks for something, you can find it. This page exists to find out whether people actually want it before we build anything.

The idea

Your court documents kept together in one place
Sorted the way a family file actually runs, by date and by document
Findable when you need to point at a document quickly
Built for people representing themselves, not for law firms

What's true today

Nothing to upload — there is no storage to sign into yet
No accounts, and nothing for you to set up
We are not storing any documents for anyone right now
Not legal advice, and not a substitute for it

Don't send us documents. There is nowhere to put them yet, and email isn't a secure channel. Leave your name and email on this page — that's all we need to tell you when it opens.

Tell us you'd use it

One email, once, when it opens. That's the whole commitment. We're looking for a small number of people to start with — if the interest isn't there, we won't build it, and you'll never hear from us about it again.

Your name * Email * Province or territory Anything you want us to know (optional) We will email you only about this launch. Nothing else, and no sharing your details with anyone.

We keep your name, email and answers only so we can send that one launch email, and we delete the list if the product doesn't go ahead. You can ask us to remove you at any time at info@repmyself.ca. See our Privacy Policy.

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