Estate items
Catalog the property with photos, values, and condition notes so every party sees the same information.
Solution / Organizations
Attorneys
When heirs or partners must divide what can't be split, run a neutral draft — private preferences, a fair order, and a documented result.
Where it fits
A neutral process for contested property.
Estates, divorces, dissolutions, shared collections — any matter where multiple parties need to select from one pool.
Private rankings
Each party ranks what they want privately — no one else ever sees who wanted what.
Documented results
Every selection is recorded in order, ready to reference in the settlement.
How it works
Set it up once. Let the process run.
You configure the draft and the parties make their picks — the process stays neutral so you don't have to referee.
Catalog the property
Import the inventory from a spreadsheet and add photos and appraised values.
Set the order
Straight, snake, or custom order — or generate one automatically for unequal shares.
Parties make picks
Each party picks in turn, in the room or remotely, with every result logged.
Helpful features
The structure sensitive matters need.
Keep the process simple for the parties and defensible for the file.
Offer clients a process, not an argument.
Set up a draft for the matter at hand and walk through it before you propose it.