Estate DivvyFAQ
Estate Divvy is designed to make a sensitive process feel clear, private, and structured without pretending family decisions are easy.
Estate Divvy is a web app for family members and estate heirs dividing inherited belongings and personal property. Families build one shared inventory, score items privately, and receive one mathematically guided proposed distribution.
Estate Divvy is designed for family members, estate heirs, siblings, relatives, executors, and family representatives who need a clearer way to divide a loved one's belongings, household items, collections, heirlooms, and other physical personal property.
Each participant privately scores the inventory using the same point budget. People can mark items they do not want, and scores are submitted only when every item has been reviewed.
No. Individual preference scores stay private. The final report shows the proposed distribution of items, not each person's private scoring details.
Families can create an estate, invite participants, and build the inventory before paying. Payment is only required when everyone has submitted scores and the group is ready to see final results, unless the estate qualifies for the free limit.
Items that everyone marks as not wanted are separated from the proposed distribution so the family can decide whether to donate, sell, store, or discard them.
No. Estate Divvy helps families organize and divide personal property. It is not legal, tax, probate, or estate-planning advice.
Try a small sample estate first, or create an estate when your family is ready to build the real inventory.