Downsizing & moves

Decide what moves, what family takes, and what goes

Build a full home inventory quickly with AI, then work out calmly what the family wants, what fits the new place, and what should be sold, donated or let go.

Who this is for

  • Parents moving to a smaller home or a retirement community
  • Adult children helping a parent move
  • Senior move managers and professional organisers
  • Anyone facing a house full of things and a deadline

Downsizing — keep, sell, donate or who gets what

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A short walkthrough of this process will appear here.

How downsizing works with DYBBS

  1. 1

    Photograph the house

    Room by room, as quickly as you can walk it. The AI does the naming, describing and valuing.

  2. 2

    Sort into keep, move, sell, donate

    Work through the list in categories rather than wandering the house making the same decision twice.

  3. 3

    Ask the family what they want

    Invite children and grandchildren to mark what they'd hope to have. Wish lists surface the sentimental pieces long before a truck is booked.

  4. 4

    Divide what more than one person wants

    Where two people want the same thing, run a blind bidding round instead of an awkward phone call.

  5. 5

    Hand the rest over

    Export lists for the estate sale company, the donation receipt and the movers. Local partners can help with photographing, packing and shipping.

Inventory plans

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Starter

$79.95 1 year

A quick, detailed home inventory for a single use — an insurance claim, estate planning, a move or a divorce. $29.95 optional annual renewals.

Long term

$124.95 5 years

For keeping an inventory current over time: bequests, the stories behind treasured items, user guides and warranties.

Legacy

$199.95 10 years

The same as Long term, at the best value. Up to 3,500 assets with photos.

Many downsizing moves start with an inventory plan and upgrade to a full division only if the family needs one.

What families tell us

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“Four siblings, one house, and thirty years of things nobody had talked about. Doing it privately online meant nobody had to argue in the kitchen. We finished in three weeks and we're still speaking.”

Margaret H.

Executor, Ohio

“I was dreading this more than anything else in the settlement. Having someone neutral set up the rounds took the whole weight off me — I stopped being the person who decided everything.”

David R.

Trustee, California

Start before the boxes arrive

An inventory made early is the single thing that makes a downsizing move calmer. Begin with one room today.