EstateShare offers a visual, Instagram‑style platform that lets families log, organize, and fairly allocate heirlooms and other assets after a loved one passes. The app replaces spreadsheets and contentious discussions with transparent, collaborative tools that let each member browse items, select preferences, and track distribution in real time. By streamlining paperwork and providing clear reporting, it reduces conflict and speeds up the estate settlement process.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Dividing a deceased loved one's assets often involves extensive paperwork, manual tracking, and emotional conflict among family members, leading to delays and strained relationships.
Solution
EstateShare provides a visual, Instagram‑style platform that lets families log heirlooms, view items side‑by‑side, and select preferences in a transparent, collaborative workflow. The app organizes assets into a digital inventory, enabling executors and heirs to browse, prioritize, and allocate items fairly without spreadsheets or face‑to‑face disputes. Built‑in distribution tools automatically generate reports that document each decision, ensuring an auditable record for all parties. By centralizing estate information and streamlining the allocation process, the platform reduces administrative effort and helps families focus on honoring memories rather than negotiating ownership.
Target Audience
EstateShare is aimed at executors, heirs, and families managing the distribution of personal property after a death, as well as estate planning professionals who assist clients with asset allocation.
Features
- Photo‑rich cataloging of assets with drag‑and‑drop organization for easy inventory creation
- Side‑by‑side item comparison and preference selection to facilitate fair heir allocation
- Real‑time collaboration allowing multiple family members to view and comment on the estate list
- Automated generation of distribution reports that capture decisions and provide audit trails
- Role‑based access controls for executors, heirs, and advisors to maintain privacy and data integrity