Om · A guide
Coming soonA gentle guide for the questions that come up at 2am.
Om will be a guide, built with AI, that you can ask in plain words about what happens after a death. Until it’s ready, the free checklist and our guides can help with a lot of what comes up.
The guides are free to read, with no account needed.
An early sketch
Not ready yet
You can’t ask Om anything yet.
We’re still building it. Until it’s ready, the checklist shows what comes next, and our guides and glossary cover many of the common questions.
Some questions feel too small to ask anyone.
The question about the car title comes at two in the morning, and it feels too small to ring anyone about.
Om is meant to be somewhere calm to ask it and get a plain answer back.
Already answered, in a guide you can read tonight.
Each of these questions opens a guide that exists today. All 161 of our guides are free to read, with no account needed.
- Someone just died. What do I do first?What to Do When Someone Dies
- How many death certificates should I order?How Many Death Certificates Do I Need?
- What is probate, and do we need it?Probate 101: A Beginner’s Guide
- We can’t find the will. Where do we look?How to Find a Lost Will
- Who tells Social Security?How to Notify Social Security After Someone Dies
- What happens to his car?What to Do With a Deceased Person’s Car
- Are the rules different in my state?Probate, executor and death certificate guides by state
- What does that word even mean?The glossary
Questions about Om
Can I ask Om a question now?
Not yet. Om isn’t built. For now, the checklist shows what to do next, and our guides and glossary cover many common questions.
Does Omuna use AI today?
Yes, for a few writing jobs: drafting the message that tells people, drafting an obituary, and drafting a life story on a memorial page from stories you’ve approved. Each one is a draft for you to edit.
When will Om be ready?
We haven’t set one. People will lean on Om while they’re grieving, so its answers need to be right before anyone relies on them.
Will Om give legal advice?
No. Omuna isn’t a law firm, and nothing on it is legal advice. Where a step is usually handled by an attorney or a tax professional, the checklist tells you.
Start with what’s here.
Om is still on its way. The guides can answer a lot tonight, and the checklist can show you the next step tomorrow.
The checklist and guides are free for families today.