Questionnaire answers save to your account. Email, partner invitations, identity checks and legal tracking remain demonstrations.
Simple preparation • Free to start
Your relationship. Your arrangements. Your choice.
Record how things work today, invite your partner to review, and stay informed about possible changes to cohabitation law.
No payment card needed. Takes around 3–5 minutes to start.
Important: This is a demonstration of a preparation service, not a legal opt-out. The current legal position and any proposed changes must be independently verified. A signed record does not guarantee that future statutory rights can be excluded.
Three simple steps
1. Tell us how things work
Answer a few straightforward questions about your current arrangements.
2. Review together
Prepare a shared record for both partners to review independently.
3. Stay informed
Choose whether to receive relevant updates if the law changes.
Legislation watch • Demo status
Preparing for potential change
Our prototype distinguishes existing law, proposals, legislation that has passed, and provisions that are actually in force. Nothing here assumes a particular future opt-out scheme.
What's free?
✓ Initial questionnaire
✓ Shared intentions record
✓ Document preview and export
✓ Optional update preferences
Optional identity checks and solicitor advice may be paid services in a future live version.
Free intentions record
Let's record where things stand
A short, private questionnaire. Sign in to save your answers securely to your account and resume on another device.
Your saved record
My cohabitation record
Your preparation record
Complete the free questionnaire to create your first record.
Next steps
Partner not yet invited
No emails are actually sent in this standalone prototype.
Your document
Versioned record of intentions, not a guaranteed legally binding agreement.
Optional ID checks
Passport or driving licence and face-match provider integration concept.
Solicitor support
Request advice where ownership, contributions or circumstances are complex.
COHABITATION READY • PROTOTYPE • NOT LEGAL ADVICE
Record of Existing Cohabitation Arrangements and Intentions
Each partner should independently review and confirm the accuracy of this record. This prototype does not establish verified identities or legally enforceable signatures.
These checkboxes simulate a workflow; they do not authenticate either person or constitute a reliable signature.
Legal limitation: This is an illustrative record of stated intentions, not a legal determination of property rights, a statutory opt-out, or a substitute for independent legal advice.
Enhanced identity verification
Optional • Provider demonstration
Confirm your identity
In a live service, each partner could use a specialist provider to check an identity document and complete a liveness or face-match check.
Identity document
Secure face match
Illustrative price: £6.99 per person (not a supplier quote)
Privacy first
The live integration should use hosted verification, store only necessary status and provider references, and avoid retaining biometric images.
Identity verification does not establish the legal enforceability of a document.
Request specialist legal support
What would you like help with?
How referrals would work
1. Tell us the type of advice you need.
2. Review which details will be shared.
3. Choose a regulated solicitor or request a quotation.
4. Arrange independent advice directly with them.
No real referrals are made in this prototype.
Legislation readiness tracker
This demonstration does not establish the current legislative stage. Verify the latest position against Parliament, legislation.gov.uk and government publications before using this information publicly.
Legislative lifecycle
Existing law
Current legal framework; jurisdiction-specific legal review required.
Proposals and consultations
Policy discussions are not enacted rights.
Bill and parliamentary stages
Only mark stages complete against authoritative sources.
Royal Assent and commencement
Passing legislation and bringing provisions into force may occur on different dates.
Customer readiness review
Reassess records against approved rules and transitional provisions.