Quiet Hours
Questions, answered plainly.
Which kit to start with, what you download, how checkout and refunds work.
Choosing a kit
Which kit should I start with?
It depends on the week you're in. If a parent's health just changed, start with the Caregiver Crisis Kit. For daily care with dementia, the Dementia Care Binder. To get documents and wishes written down, the Family Paperwork & Final Wishes Organizer. For a U.S. medical bill or an insurance denial, the Medical Bill & Insurance Denial Kit. For the first month after a parent dies, the First 30 Days Kit.
What is the difference between the bundle and the single kits?
The Complete Caregiver Bundle is the three caregiver kits in one download for $29.99. Bought separately they cost $44.97. The Medical Bill Kit and the First 30 Days Kit are sold on their own and are not part of the bundle.
I'm outside the United States. Will the kits work for me?
The three caregiver kits are written for U.S. families and include pages for the UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand with official resource links. The First 30 Days Kit uses U.S. words and has one page pointing to where the official after-a-death checklists start in those countries. The Medical Bill Kit follows U.S. rules and is for the United States only.
Is there anything free I can try first?
Yes. The Emergency info sheet and the 10-point bill check are free one-page downloads, and the guides are free to read.
Buying and downloading
What do I get, exactly?
PDF files in one download: a print version with white pages and a fillable version you can type into, plus a short README and a page of clickable official sources. Most kits come in both A4 and US Letter. The Medical Bill Kit is US Letter only. Each kit's page lists its files.
How do I get the files after I pay?
Your files are available in your Whop account straight after payment. If anything doesn't download or open, email hello@quiethoursguides.com and we'll fix it or send it another way.
Why does the Buy button open Whop?
Whop handles checkout, payment and file delivery. Buy buttons open a secure checkout on this page, with a link to Whop if you prefer. Prices are in US dollars, and any taxes are calculated at checkout.
Is it a subscription?
No. Each kit is a one-time payment.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. If a purchase isn't right for you, email hello@quiethoursguides.com within 14 days of your purchase and we'll refund it in full. Refunds are limited to one per customer. See the refund policy.
Using the pages
Do I need a printer?
No. Every kit includes a fillable version you can type into on a computer, tablet or phone, and a print version if you prefer paper.
Will it work on my phone or tablet?
Yes, with a PDF app that supports forms, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader (free). Some browser previews and phone apps don't save form entries, so type a test entry, save, close and reopen before you rely on it.
Do I have to fill in every page?
No. A kit is a stack of pages to pull from, not a book to finish. Start with the one page you need today, and reprint the trackers as often as you like.
Can I share it with my family?
Yes, with the family members you are organizing care with. The licence is personal, so please don't upload, resell or redistribute the files. The terms of sale have the detail.
What the kits are, and are not
Is this medical, legal or financial advice?
These are organizational worksheets, not medical, legal or financial advice, a validated assessment or an emergency-triage tool. They don't replace prescriptions, clinical records, the current care plan or legally executed documents. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
Who makes the kits?
Quiet Hours is a small independent publisher. We are not doctors, lawyers or financial advisers and we don't claim to be. Each kit is checked against official sources, which are listed in the download. There is more on the About page.
Where are the reviews?
Our first customers bought directly from us before the website launched. You can read their feedback on the kits, shared with their permission.