How much does Heirlogics cost?

Heirlogics costs $10 per purchase, which includes 25 high-resolution image uploads, unlimited AI-powered item identification, and professional PDF & Excel reports. No subscription required.

Can I use this for estate inventory and distribution?

Yes, Heirlogics is specifically designed for estate inventory documentation. It creates detailed inventory reports with valuations that can be shared with executors, attorneys, and heirs for equitable distribution.

How long does it take to create an estate inventory?

Many users can build a first-pass inventory in minutes. Total time depends on how many rooms and items you photograph and review.

What file formats does Heirlogics accept?

Heirlogics accepts JPEG, PNG, and HEIC files, making it fully compatible with iPhone photos and most digital cameras.

Is my data secure and private?

Yes, your data is stored securely in the cloud. We understand the sensitive nature of estate proceedings and maintain strict privacy and security standards.

Estate household values

How to value household items in an estate

Start with an accurate item list, record the required valuation date, and use a consistent method for ordinary household contents. Separate anything valuable or uncertain for individual research or appraisal.

Comparable sales

Use completed sales for the same make, model, condition, and region when credible data is available.

Grouped contents

Ordinary low-value goods may be grouped if the local instructions and estate attorney permit it.

Qualified appraisal

Use professional help for material, unusual, disputed, or hard-to-price property when required.

Record the assumptions behind each value

Valuation date required for the estate
Item identity, brand, model, age, and condition
Source photo and current location
Comparable-sale links and dates

Value method and confidence
Included accessories or missing parts
Appraiser name and report, if applicable
Executor, heir, or attorney review notes

Use AI estimates as a first pass

HeirLogics can identify ordinary household items from room photos and produce working value estimates. Review every item, correct identity and condition, and replace an estimate with documented research or an appraisal when needed.

See sample values Create a working inventory

Verify the required valuation date, value standard, grouping rules, and appraisal requirements with the estate attorney or local probate instructions.