Agreements between people who know each other
Most deals between friends, family and roommates are never written down, because writing them down feels like distrust. Then a year passes and nobody remembers whether the $600 was a loan or a gift.
These records are short on purpose. They capture the handful of facts people actually end up disagreeing about — the amount, the dates, who pays what — in the words you would use out loud, and both of you sign the same copy.
Simple Agreement Record
The most flexible template — record any mutual agreement in plain language.
Record your photography booking — event, payment, and delivery expectations.
Set clear expectations on rent split, utilities, and house rules.
Shared Expense Split
Track who pays what for shared costs — trips, purchases, events, and more.
Also called an IOU — document that someone owes money: amount, purpose, and repayment date.
Money Lending Agreement
Record a personal loan between friends or family — amount, purpose, and repayment date.
Loan Record
Record a personal loan with a repayment schedule between two people.
Sale Record
Document a private sale — vehicle, electronics, furniture, or anything else.
Record a private vehicle sale — agreed price, odometer, and handover details.
Task / Service Exchange
Record a swap — who does what for whom, and by when.
Quickly record a private sale of furniture or any item — condition, price, and pickup date.
Sublease Agreement
Record a short-term sublet — who, where, how long, and at what price.
Event Ticket Transfer
Record the sale or transfer of event tickets — event info, quantity, and agreed price.
Moving Help Agreement
Confirm moving help between friends — what's expected, when, and any agreed compensation.