For couples and their legal advisers
More than an agreement.A record of how you reached it.
The signed agreement is one part of the record. Nuptie holds the disclosure, evidence, advice and history around it.
Financial disclosure
Pre-nuptial agreement · Alex Chen and Jordan Ellis
Item record
14 Pembroke Gardens
London W8 · Leasehold flat
£650,000
- Valuation recorded
- 24 March 2026
- Supporting evidence
- Independent valuation.pdf
- Recorded by
- Alex Chen
The process matters
A signed agreement captures the outcome. The process behind it also matters.
Financial information for a nuptial agreement may otherwise sit across emails, attachments, spreadsheets and solicitor correspondence. That makes the process harder to follow, and harder to return to later.
- Emails
- Attachments
- Spreadsheets
- Solicitor correspondence
The Nuptie approach
A structured process, from disclosure to a lasting record.
Each step stays connected. An asset, its valuation, the evidence behind it, the advice received and the version of the agreement that followed remain part of the same record. The signed document is one part of that record, not the whole of it.
01
Disclose
Record assets and liabilities individually, in a shared structure.
02
Evidence
Attach the documents that support each item and its value.
03
Review
Both people can examine what has been disclosed, and what has changed.
04
Advise
Independent legal advice is recorded as part of the same process.
05
Agree
Versions of the agreement remain connected to the record behind them.
06
Preserve
The completed record keeps the agreement with the circumstances in which it was made.
Disclose · Evidence
Assets and liabilities, recorded individually.
Record an asset, its value, the evidence supporting it and when it was disclosed. Property, cash, investments, business interests, pensions, digital assets and liabilities can each sit as their own item in the record.
Property
14 Pembroke Gardens
London W8
£650,000
Evidence attached- Valuation recorded
- 24 March 2026
- Supporting evidence
- Independent valuation.pdf
Business interest
Hart & Vale Ltd
Private limited company
35% ownership
Reviewed- Valuation
- Attached
- Review
- Reviewed by adviser
Digital asset
Bitcoin
1 BTC · Self-custodied
£82,410
Verified- Ownership and control
- Evidence recorded
- Verified
- 28 April 2026
Review
Nuptie does not take sides.
A nuptial agreement involves two people. Both should be able to examine what has been disclosed, evidenced and changed.
The agreement belongs to both of you. The record should too.
Shared agreement record
Equal access for both people
Alex Chen
Can review this record
Jordan Ellis
Can review this record
Both people can review the same disclosure record, including what has been added, evidenced and agreed.
| Category | Alex | Jordan |
|---|---|---|
| Property | Recorded | Reviewed |
| Business interests | Recorded | Reviewed |
| Digital assets | Verified | Reviewed |
| Liabilities | Recorded | Reviewed |
Advise
Nuptie organises the process. Solicitors provide the advice.
Nuptie complements independent legal advice. It does not replace professional judgement.
Share a structured record with your solicitor. Keep them involved throughout, from disclosure through to the signed agreement.
Adviser review
Chen / Ellis · Pre-nuptial agreement
18
Items disclosed
18
Evidence attached
2
Advice recorded
Independent legal advice
Recorded for both people on 14 May 2026. Advice notes and confirmation remain attached to this version of the agreement.
- Reviewed
Hart & Vale Ltd
Business interest · 35% ownership
- Verified
Bitcoin
1 BTC · £82,410
- Evidence attached
14 Pembroke Gardens
Leasehold flat · independent valuation
Agree · Preserve
The Nuptie Record
One complete record of the circumstances in which your agreement was made. The executed document sits with the disclosure, evidence, valuations, advice and chronology that led to it.
The Nuptie Record
Disclosure, evidence, advice and the executed agreement
2 June 2026
Agreement executed
The signed document was stored with the disclosure, evidence, advice and version history that preceded it.
The record includes
- Financial disclosure
- Supporting evidence
- Asset valuations
- Verification results
- Material changes
- Versions of the agreement
- Professional advice milestones
- Relevant chronology
- The final executed agreement
For family lawyers
A structured evidential record for nuptial agreements.
Nuptie sits alongside your existing process. Clients disclose in a consistent structure. Supporting evidence is attached to individual items. Document history and activity remain available for review.
The aim is a clearer evidential record, not a substitute for independent legal advice.
- Structured client disclosure
- Evidence attached to individual assets
- Clear document history
- Easier review of the process behind an agreement
- Less reconstruction from email and attachments
- A persistent agreement record after signature
Pre-nups and post-nups
Agreements change because circumstances change.
The record continues after signature. Review it when something significant changes. Not every change requires a new legal agreement. When one is needed, the history is already there.
A new business
Ownership, valuation and supporting documents can be added to the existing record.
A property purchase
New assets and related liabilities can be recorded against the same agreement history.
A change in asset values
Updated valuations remain part of the history, alongside earlier figures.
Early access
A nuptial agreement is the document. Nuptie preserves the process and evidence behind it.
Nuptie is currently available through early access. Tell us a little about your situation and we will be in touch.