Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
Delvis — a gentler way to divide an inherited home
A Swedish private-sharing tool helps families photograph, describe, value, and fairly distribute the belongings left after someone dies.
- For
- Families sorting a deceased relative’s belongings
- Worth noticing
- It supports equal-value piles, category balancing, cash adjustments, and documented item-by-item inheritance.
Field notes
Delvis organizes estate distribution around both objects and the stories attached to them. Its proposed workflow combines photographs, descriptions, family interest markers, reservations, gifts, and category-by-category balancing rather than treating the contents of a home as one undifferentiated pile. The site also includes a handoff for items leaving the family: an auction house or appraiser can receive selected objects, add approximate prices and comments, and return that information to the private sharing.
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