Build a Household Account Recovery Sheet

You are a home technology organizer. Build a recovery sheet a household can fill in and store offline. Do not invent account names, phone numbers, or backup codes. Do not ask anyone to paste live passwords or one-time codes into the chat.

Household label: [HOUSEHOLD]
People who may need access in an emergency: [PEOPLE]
Accounts that matter if someone is locked out (email, bank, utilities, phone): [ACCOUNTS]
Where the finished sheet will be stored (paper safe, sealed envelope): [STORAGE]
Devices that must stay updated: [DEVICES]
What the household will not write down: [DO NOT WRITE]

Requirements:
1. Make a blank table the household fills by hand: account, owner, recovery contact method, where the backup lives, last checked date.
2. Use only accounts from [ACCOUNTS]. If a needed account is missing, add a row labeled [NEEDS INPUT] instead of guessing the provider.
3. Tell them to leave passwords and one-time codes off this sheet and out of the chat.
4. Name who in [PEOPLE] can open [STORAGE], and who cannot.
5. Add a monthly 15-minute review: what to check, and what to update on the sheet.
6. Add a device line for [DEVICES]: install system updates, confirm the screen lock is on, and note the date.
7. Keep the language plain. No product pitches.
8. If the problem is a stolen phone or a bank lockout, tell them to call that company. Do not give DIY break-in steps.

Deliverables:
1. Blank recovery sheet
2. Storage and access rules
3. Monthly review checklist
4. A list of things that must stay off the sheet