Fairly Sorted

For moves and clear-outs

Clear a home without losing track of what goes where.

Build a useful list from notes or room photos, get everyone’s choices, and keep the next step for each item clear.

01 · Room photo
14 suggestions
A spare bedroom with a wooden storage chest, bookshelf, reading lamp, framed prints and moving boxes ready to be inventoried.Spare bedroom

02 · Review suggestions

  1. 1Storage chest
  2. 2Bookshelf
  3. 3Framed prints

03 · Editable split

Maya

  • Storage chest
  • Reading lamp

James

  • Bookshelf
  • Framed prints

Three simple steps

Get from a shared list to a split everyone can use.

  1. 01

    Capture one room at a time

    Write a list or add room photos and review the suggested items.

  2. 02

    Keep only what is useful

    Remove duplicates, rename anything unclear, and finish with a list everyone understands.

  3. 03

    Agree what goes where

    Invite the people involved, collect their choices and review one editable split.

Made for real life

Clear enough to be useful. Flexible enough to change.

  • Everyone starts from the same list.
  • Each person chooses independently.
  • You can review and adjust the split together.

You stay in charge

A useful split, shaped by the people involved.

Everyone chooses independently first. Then you review the split and change anything that needs changing.

  • One clear record for everyone

    Keep the rooms, belongings and next steps visible without maintaining separate spreadsheets or message threads.

  • You approve every photo suggestion

    Nothing found in a photo becomes part of the shared list until you review it.

  • Bring in an expert when you need one

    Fairly Sorted organises the inventory. It does not appraise belongings or decide whether something should be kept, sold or cleared.

Questions, answered plainly

Before you start.

Are photo suggestions added automatically?
No. You review, edit and approve suggested items before they join the shared list.
Can I mix photos and a written list?
Yes. Use whichever method is quickest for each room and keep everything in the same shared list.

Ready when you are

Start with one room. Finish with one clear split.

Use a written list for free, or save time with room photos.