Fairly Sorted

For a shared home

Sort the practical stuff and keep things moving.

Put the things in a shared home into one list, make your choices independently, and turn the answers into a split you can both review.

01 · Room photo
16 suggestions
A shared kitchen with an espresso machine, blue cookware, glassware and dining chairs ready to be inventoried.Kitchen

02 · Review suggestions

  1. 1Espresso machine
  2. 2Blue cookware
  3. 3Glassware

03 · Editable split

Maya

  • Espresso machine
  • Blue cookware

James

  • Dining chairs
  • Glassware

Three simple steps

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

  1. 01

    Make one useful list

    Add belongings yourself, start from a ready-made list, or use room photos.

  2. 02

    Choose in your own time

    Each person responds to the same cards without needing to coordinate every answer live.

  3. 03

    Review the split

    Check where everything has landed and change any item together.

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.

  • Your own space to choose

    Independent choices help each person answer clearly before reviewing the combined split.

  • Nothing is locked in

    Move, rename, add or remove items until the practical split works for both of you.

  • Keep legal decisions separate

    Fairly Sorted helps organise belongings and preferences. It does not determine ownership or replace legal or financial advice.

Questions, answered plainly

Before you start.

Does Fairly Sorted decide who gets what?
It makes a useful first draft from both sets of choices. You review and agree what actually happens.
Can we add something later?
Yes. Update the shared list whenever another item needs to be included.

Ready when you are

Put the practical list in one place and work through it.

Start with the room or group of belongings that is easiest to tackle first.