How much does HalfYourStuff cost?

HalfYourStuff 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 divorce property division?

Yes, HalfYourStuff is specifically designed for divorce property documentation. It creates detailed inventory reports with valuations that can be shared with attorneys and used in divorce proceedings.

How long does it take to create a property 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 HalfYourStuff accept?

HalfYourStuff 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 divorce proceedings and maintain strict privacy and security standards.

Before anything changes

What to photograph before moving out during divorce

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By the time belongings quietly disappear from a home, it's usually too late to prove what was there. If a drawer feels lighter or a separation is becoming real, the move is simple: document the house now, while you still have access. This page gives you a free room-by-room checklist to do it this weekend.

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Why timing matters

Rooms change quickly once either person begins packing, donating, selling, or moving property into storage. A calm photo record made while access is ordinary is easier to organize than a list reconstructed from memory.

The record does not decide ownership or prove a legal claim. It preserves useful details—what was visible, where it was, and which labels or serial numbers you captured—for later review with counsel.

The stuff that disappears most often

•Small, valuable, easy to move: jewelry, watches, designer bags, firearms, collectibles
•Electronics with stored data: laptops, tablets, external drives — valuable and information-rich

•Sentimental with real value: heirlooms, art, instruments, sports memorabilia
•Tools, outdoor gear, and paperwork relocated to a friend or relative's garage "for now"

The pattern: items that are valuable, portable, and easy to deny later.

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The 7-day pre-separation documentation checklist

Tick items as you go. Use ordinary, lawful access and prioritize personal safety.

Photograph every room — open every drawer, closet, and cabinet — contents, not just exteriors. Capture serial numbers where visible.Record video walkthroughs — narrate what you see so a later reviewer can understand how rooms and items relate.Inventory high-value items separately — jewelry, art, electronics, collectibles, tools, vehicles — note make, model, serial, value, and any provenance.Tag ownership honestly — is each item clearly yours, clearly marital, or contested? Accuracy matters more than a favorable label.Save proof off-site — back up photos and video to storage your spouse can’t access. Email yourself a copy or send it to a trusted person.Capture the paperwork — tax returns, account statements, appraisals, receipts — the files you’ve never digitized.Document first, talk later — ideally with counsel. There is rarely a clean moment; the best time to document is before anything changes.

What NOT to do

Don't move things out preemptively without legal guidance — it can be used against you.
Don't change locks, cancel shared accounts, or delete shared files before you've talked to someone.
Don't create a confrontation to finish the checklist. Stop if the situation becomes unsafe.

Want the record done for you?

The checklist above is the manual way, and it works. If you'd rather not build the spreadsheet yourself, HalfYourStuff turns your room photos into an organized, dated inventory: it captures items and serial numbers, lets you tag ownership (mine, yours, shared, disputed), estimates working values, and exports an reviewable PDF and Excel report — so the record of what's in the home is organized before anything changes.

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Legal note

This is not legal advice. Do not violate court orders, safety plans, or access restrictions to take photos. What counts as marital vs. separate property depends on your state — ask your attorney what is appropriate for your situation.