Fresh-start registry
CONGRATULATIONS.
IT'S OVER.
A tender, practical way to let your people show up after a breakup, divorce, or move-out. Make a list for what comes next—without making a whole thing of it.
A breakup and fresh-start registry for whatever comes next.
Signing in is required to save and manage your registry. Choose an unlisted link or a public registry—then share it when you're ready.
Maya's next chapter
A few things that would help.
Item
Crisp new bedding
A soft place to land.
Favor
Help hang the new curtains
Coffee and moral support provided.
How it works
A clear way to ask for the practical support you need.
Build a registry around your next chapter, decide who can find it, then send one simple link to the people who want to help.
- 01
Create your fresh-start registry.
Start with a name and a short note about what would make this new chapter easier.
- 02
Add practical items or favors.
List things people can purchase or send, plus hands-on help you would genuinely welcome.
- 03
Choose public or unlisted sharing, then send the link to people who want to help.
Keep it discoverable or share it only with your people—either way, you stay in control of the link.
Watch the 40-second walkthrough
A quick visual tour of creating, sharing, and managing a registry.
Press play to see the registry flow from setup to sharing.
Read a text version of the walkthrough
This video has no spoken audio. The text below describes its on-screen sequence.
- Opening: “Start fresh. Ask for what helps.” The card introduces a simple way to share practical needs with people who care about you.
- “1. Create your registry.” A sample registry is set up with a name and note.
- “2. Add items or favors.” The sample registry is filled with items and favors.
- “3. Share it your way.” Public and unlisted sharing options are shown.
- “Let your people show up.” The video ends on a ready-to-share registry.
Your list, your rules
The things that help a new chapter feel real.
Big transition energy deserves more than a group text. Keep it useful, a little funny, and entirely yours.
New bedding for the place that is all yours
Moving costs and a little breathing room
A girls’ trip, because joy deserves a calendar invite
Therapy, wellness, and whatever helps you feel like you
I left his air fryer. It was a very clean break.
Words for the in-between
A little help finding the ask.
Practical guides for making a registry, sharing it with care, and letting your people know what would feel useful.
Looking for supportive, non-medical resources for a hard moment? Visit the support resources hub.
For the next version of you