Inventory a home, divide it fairly, document it for probate.

Start a new estate for the home you're settling — name it something you'll recognize, like “Smith Family Estate — 123 Oak St.” Everything you catalog lives under that estate.

Walk the house and bulk-upload photos straight from your phone — a hundred at a time is fine. You don't have to sort or label anything first; just capture everything. The upload is instant, so you can keep moving room to room.

In the background, AI reads each photo and writes a clean title, description, category, and an estimated value — no typing required. Items fill in live as it finishes each one.

Add the people named in the will as beneficiaries, each with their own color tag. These are the heirs you'll be dividing the belongings among.

As the family decides who gets what, assign each item to a beneficiary right from the list. There's no rush and nothing is locked in — reassign with a tap as things get sorted out. Every detail (description, value, who it goes to) stays editable.

The Distribution view keeps a running total of how many items each beneficiary is getting and their total estimated value. At a glance you can see whether the split is even and rebalance — “Mary's at $42,000, Tom's at $38,000, give Tom the clock” — so no one feels shortchanged.

Publish a private shared page and send the link to everyone named in the will. They get a clean, read-only gallery of the items — photos and descriptions — so the family can see what's in the estate without a single in-person trip. They never see values or who has been assigned what.

When you need it on paper, export the full estate inventory — every item, its description, and its estimated value — as a spreadsheet for the probate court, the attorney, or your own records.