Orggit.com - Storing Vital Information In An Easy Way

Orggit is a brand-new service that plays out a specific function, namely letting you securely store all of your life's most important information in one centralized location. Structurally speaking, Orggit is broken down into four sections of their own, going by self-explanatory names: “Wallet”, “Medical”, “Accounts & Codes”, and “Filing Cabinet”. Customized templates to ensure that uploading your information will be a straightforward task are provided within each of these sections.

As well as providing storage functionalities, an Orggit account comes complete with an “In Case of Emergency” card. A very well-thought feature, this card enables emergency responders to have instant access to your medical information. In practice, this is accomplished by calling the 800 number that is provided on the back of the ICE card itself.

Lastly, iPhone users are catered for by way of the provided application. This app basically pulls together all the information that the individual has inputted into his or her Wallet, Medical, and Accounts & Codes sections mentioned above and turn these accessible anywhere.

“From vital health information to everyday numbers and passwords, Orggit is instant access to your life’s most important information, all securely stored in one convenient place.

Born from deep experience serving high net worth clients who wanted their information online, organized and accessible, Orggit empowers you to organize, store, and retrieve your life’s essential information anytime, anywhere.”

Instead of storing your documents and files all over the place (and inevitably end up losing some of your documents sooner or later), a system like Orggit lets you always know where your information is located, not to mention that you'll be able to access this information anywhere an Internet connection is available. And Orggit is truly comprehensive – instead of just storing a single aspect of your life, it lets you save information in categories ranging far and wide.

What are the actual storage capabilities in terms of space? What is the limit?