Fairly Sorted
Start a shared list

For family belongings

Give everyone a say. Give every item a clear next step.

Make one shared list of belongings, let family members choose independently, then shape the final split together.

Share the family belongingsSee photo options
01 · Room photo
12 suggestions
A living room with a green armchair, oak sideboard, record player and photo albums ready to be inventoried.Living room

02 · Review suggestions

  1. 1Green armchair
  2. 2Oak sideboard
  3. 3Photo albums

03 · Editable split

Maya

  • Photo albums
  • Green armchair

James

  • Record player
  • Oak sideboard

Three simple steps

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

  1. 01

    Get the belongings into one list

    Write the list yourself or use room photos to capture more in less time.

  2. 02

    Give everyone time to choose

    Each family member works through the same cards on their own device, wherever they are.

  3. 03

    Review the split

    Check the suggestions, change anything that needs changing, and keep one clear record.

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.

  • Space for individual choices

    People answer independently first. The shared list and finished split stay visible to everyone involved.

  • Your family makes the final call

    Rename, add or remove items and move them between people until the split fits.

  • Keep professional decisions with professionals

    Fairly Sorted organises the list and everyone’s choices. It does not value property or determine legal ownership.

Questions, answered plainly

Before you start.

Can family members take part from different places?
Yes. Invite everyone to the same shared list and they can make their choices on their own device.
Does Fairly Sorted make the final decision?
No. It creates a useful first draft from everyone’s choices. Your family reviews and agrees the final split.

Ready when you are

Turn a house full of belongings into one useful split.

Start with a room, a list or a set of photos and build it at your own pace.

Share the family belongings