AvehoDecide who gets what, easily and fairly.
For some families, dividing a parent's belongings is where downsizing and estates get hard. Families may be spread across the country, emotions are high, and "fair" can be hard to see. Aveho turns it into a calm, transparent process everyone can take part in.
Everyone shares their requests and interests.
Invite family and friends with a simple link. Each person browses the home's inventory and marks two things on the items they care about: how much they'd like to have it, and how much it means to them.
They can add a note, too — the story behind a piece. No one has to travel, take time off, or be in the room. A relative two time zones away has exactly the same voice as the one down the street.
Aveho proposes equitable sharing.
Once everyone has weighed in, Aveho recommends who should receive each item. It balances what people want, what holds meaning for them, and the financial value of the items.
- Sentiment is weighed alongside value - It's not an afterthought.
- It lets you know when multiple people have strong feelings about the same item, so you can treat it with extra attention.
- The result is a starting point you can trust — clear, even-handed, and easy to explain.
You always have the final say.
Aveho's recommendation is a draft, never a verdict. As the person guiding the process, you can see everyone's input, reassign any item with a tap, and adjust until it feels right for your family.
When you're ready, share the outcome with everyone and keep a clear record of who received what.
Fair, because it's transparent.
No anchoring
People rate items privately, so no one's choices are swayed by what others picked first. Everyone's honest preference counts.
Balance built in
Aveho looks at the whole picture across the family, so the split stays even — not lopsided toward whoever spoke up first or loudest.
Always reviewable
Every recommendation can be traced and explained. Nothing happens behind a curtain, and you can adjust anything before it's final.