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Here's an example of what HeirloomIQ does with a single photo:

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AI identification result showing item name, era, maker, and context
HeirloomIQ identifies it

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Frequently Overlooked Estate Items

Many estates have some valuable items at risk of being overlooked. Here are some categories that are consistently missed, yet regularly sell for hundreds or thousands of dollars when identified.

CategoryExamplesPossible Value
Cast Iron & Vintage CookwareGriswold skillets, CorningWare, rare Pyrex patterns$100 – $2,500+
Mid-Century FurnitureHerman Miller, Knoll, Lane; teak and walnut pieces$200 – $5,000+
Rare Books & MapsFirst editions, signed copies, antique regional maps$100 – $5,000s
Native American ArtNavajo rugs, Pueblo pottery, Apache baskets$500 – $10,000s
Vintage Toys & GamesPolly Pocket sets, sealed Furbys, Pokémon cards$100 – $1,000+
Retro MediaSealed VHS tapes (early Disney, 1980s horror), rare game cartridges$100 – $500+
Spanish Colonial Religious ArtCarved bultos, painted retablos$500 – $5,000s
Antique Hand ToolsStanley planes, Disston saws, Lie-Nielsen or Starrett precision tools$80 – $800+
Vintage PerfumePre-reformulation Guerlain, Chanel, YSL in original bottles$100 – $1,000s
Holiday Décor1950s ceramic Christmas trees, blow-mold yard figures, glass kugels$40 – $900+
Ranching AntiquesHand-forged branding irons, silversmith spurs, vintage bits$70 – $500+
Designer Clothing & TextilesMid-century Dior, Chanel, Balenciaga; vintage quilts and lacework$100 – $1,000s
Costume JewelryRhinestone brooches, mid-century statement pieces$50 – $500+
Architectural SalvageVigas, carved corbels, antique doors, wrought iron$200 – $5,000+
WPA & Fred Harvey CollectiblesWPA paintings, Fred Harvey sterling cuff bracelets, railway ephemera$200 – $5,000s

Three steps. One day.

1
Snap

Photo items room by room.

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2
Identify

AI identifies and estimates value. Flags items needing professional review.

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3
Export

Generate court-ready inventory. PDF matching probate format.

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Fiduciary-grade documentation.

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Defensible

Timestamped photos and complete audit logs. Documentation you can stand behind.

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Formats designed for what attorneys and courts accept. No reformatting required.

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Probate Pass

A legitimate estate administrative expense—the estate pays, not you personally.

Standard

$499

Up to 200 item identifications

Court-ready exports

Appraisal triage

6 months of access

Legitimate estate administrative expense

High Volume

$899

Up to 1,000 item identifications

Court-ready exports

Appraisal triage

6 months of access

Legitimate estate administrative expense

ApproachCostTime
Appraisers for everything$2,000–$10,000+Weeks
DIY research"Free" but risky40+ hours
Probate Pass$499–$899Hours

Common Questions

No. And that's intentional. Formal appraisals are expensive and often unnecessary for most household items. We flag the items that legally require a professional based on IRS thresholds, state probate rules, and possible value. You'll spend money on appraisers only where it's actually required.

Our export formats are designed to match standard probate inventory requirements. We know you have enough to worry about. The last thing you need is paperwork that gets sent back.

You review and approve every identification before it goes into your inventory. We also flag items where we're less certain, so you know where to look closer or ask an expert. You're always in control.

Yes. Software used for estate administration is a legitimate expense, just like filing fees or professional services. The estate covers it, not you personally.

Your data stays private. We never sell it or make it public. Service partners receive only what's needed to deliver features, under agreements that limit training and retention. Everything is encrypted at rest and in transit. You decide when and with whom to share. Share with beneficiaries, attorneys, or appraisers when you're ready. You've been entrusted with someone's belongings, and we take that responsibility as seriously as you do.

You're not alone. This is hard, and most people in your position feel the same way. Start with one room, or even one shelf. Take photos as you go. The system helps you make sense of it all, one item at a time. You don't have to figure everything out today.

Start identifying what's in the estate.