Solution / Use Case

Estate Drafts

When a family divides what a lifetime gathered, a fair process matters. Everyone ranks privately, picks in turn, and the record stays clear.

Statue of Lady Justice holding balanced scales
OnlineDraft private rankings page with estate items ranked by one heir

What you are dividing

Heirlooms, furniture, collections — divided without a fight.

Estates, downsizing, divorce — whenever shared possessions need to find one owner each.

The inventory

Catalog everything with photos, descriptions, and estimated values — imported from a spreadsheet or entered as you go.

Private wishes

Each heir ranks what matters to them privately — nobody else ever sees anyone's list.

The record

Every pick is logged in order, so the outcome is documented and beyond dispute.

How it works

A calm process for a hard moment.

A draft gives everyone equal turns at what they want most — that's the whole idea.

Build the inventory

Photograph and list the possessions, adding values where they help.

Set the order

Equal turns by default — or generate an order that honors unequal shares.

Take turns choosing

In one room or across the country, each heir picks in turn until it's done.

Divide it fairly. Keep the peace.

Create a group, load the inventory, and walk through a practice draft first.