parcelatoSomeone is gone. The house and everything in it remain.
Grieve first. The record keeps everything in order until you are ready — the deed and the policies, the rooms full of memories, the decisions between siblings.
You will recognise it.
Three months in, someone asks where the watch went.
And nobody can say. Not because anyone took it — because nobody wrote it down.
The house is full and the family is far.
Whoever lives closest does the work. And gets the blame.
Everyone remembers a different promise.
Mom told Ana one thing at Christmas. Luis heard another. Neither is on paper.
What you do
Find the papers
Photograph the deed, the mortgage statement, the tax bill, the policy, the will. Parcelato files each under the house and shows what's missing.
Capture the things
A photo and a title per item. The AI adds category, condition and a value range — never a fake exact number.
Place, vote, close
Parent's wishes first. Then claims. When two people want the same thing, the estate votes and the record keeps the result. Then the house: sell or keep, by share.
When it's done: the house is sold or kept, on the record with who agreed — and each heir takes what they kept to their own household in one tap. 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.
Upright piano"Her first piano lesson, 1994." — MomGoodKeep · Ana
Silver cutleryAppraisal first · $250–400GreatSell
Sofa, 3-seatPickup booked · receipt attachedFairDonate
Garden toolsPhoto of rust kept for the recordDamagedDiscard
Every heir is a verified person. Every vote is theirs.
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.
Passed · her wishes, locked in 2024
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.
answers for every decision. Who decided what, and when, is already written.
are in the house without being there. Photos, claims and votes from anywhere.
gets a record instead of a shoebox. Papers, shares and decisions in one place.
get the family’s decisions before they start. Keep, sell, donate or discard 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 provider12 Sep 10:02
Registro de la Propiedad · 200912 Sep 10:41
Contested by Ana14 Sep 18:20
3 of 3 voted16 Sep 09:15
Ana, Luis, Marta21 Sep 19:02
Written once. Never argued twice.
Plain-language guides
Short answers for the questions families search for at this moment.
When it's over, nobody has to remember.
It's on the record — every paper, every thing, every decision, with a name and a date.
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.