parcelatoThe house is getting smaller. The things are not.
Forty years in one house. Six weeks to decide. Whether it is a smaller home, senior living or assisted living, a move like this can be a hard time — for the person moving and for the family. We are here to make it lighter. The person moving decides; the family sees. Nothing has to be said twice.
You will recognise it.
Forty years in one house. Six weeks to decide.
Every drawer is a conversation nobody has time for.
The family wants to help. The person moving wants to be asked.
Helping without taking over is harder than it sounds.
The sale prices are never written down.
Until the insurer asks. Or the sibling who wasn't there.
What you do
Start with the rooms that won't fit
Photograph, decide, move on. Keep · sell · donate · discard · appraise. Undecided is allowed.
Let the person moving tag what matters
A wish on an item — for Ana, for Luis — with a memory attached: where it came from, why it should stay in the family. Verified parents only, so nobody can add one later.
Move the record, not just the boxes
What sold and for how much becomes the best evidence for insurance and for later. The record carries on in the new home.
If something changes, this record becomes the settlement record in one tap — the sale prices and papers are already there. The cycle.
Condition first. Then keep, sell, donate or discard.
Each item gets a condition — Great, Good, Fair, Damaged — and that is what makes the decision easy. A parent can attach the memory that goes with it, in their own words. The memory travels with the thing, to whoever keeps it.
Dining table, walnut"Bought the week we married." — MomGoodKeep · goes with Mom
Porcelain doll"The first doll I gave my granddaughter." — MomGreatKeep · Lucía
BookshelvesSold $60 · 20 SepFairSell
Old mattressCouncil pickup · 24 SepDamagedDiscard
A wish only counts if it came from the real, verified owner.
Every owner, parent and heir verifies once: government ID plus a selfie match, through a licensed verification provider for your country. We never see or store the biometric — the provider does. Nobody can join as an email address, claim an item, or add a wish in someone else's name. The record shows roles, not names — each person chooses how the family sees them.
Parent · wishes locked
Daughter · heir 40%
Son · heir 30%
Daughter · heir 30%
Estate attorney · read-only, free
Everyone who has to decide, and everyone who has to answer for it.
decides and is heard. Every keep or sell is their call, in their own words.
help without taking over. They add, the person moving confirms.
get a list, not a guess. Rooms, conditions, what goes where.
gets evidence, not memory. Photos and sale prices on every item.
Every change has a name and a time. Nothing is edited quietly.
Written by the database, not by the app. Read-only for everyone, including us.
ID + face · verification provider3 Sep 11:30
Memory added: "from your grandmother"4 Sep 16:12
Photo attached6 Sep 10:05
€480 · receipt9 Sep 14:40
Sold €310 on 20 Sep20 Sep 12:00
Written once. Never argued twice.
Plain-language guides
Short answers for the questions families search for at this moment.
Every keep, sell and give-away has the owner's name on it.
Nothing has to be said twice. The record moves to the new home.
Early access, by invitation
Parcelato is opening accounts one house at a time. Write to info@parcelato.com with a few lines about your situation and we'll send you an invitation.