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Complete estate inventory for legal and inheritance

Document a deceased relative's belongings into a structured asset register for lawyers, courts, and heirs.

The problem

Estate executors must itemize everything in a home — a process that typically takes days of manual documentation.

Courts and Notare require structured, complete inventories with estimated values — handwritten lists cause delays and disputes.

Heirs need fair, transparent documentation of all assets to prevent family conflicts during inheritance.

How Rowcorder solves it

Walk through each room recording everything. Rowcorder creates a legally-useful asset register with item descriptions, categories, estimated values, and identifying marks — formatted for Notar and court submission.

How it works

Document every room

Open all storage, film artwork, jewelry, serial numbers

AI creates asset register

Every item cataloged with estimated value and identifiers

Submit to legal

Export formatted for Notar, lawyers, or court proceedings

What your spreadsheet contains

Item name

Who uses this

Estate executorsLawyersNotareHeirsProbate courts

Industry context

Germany's aging population means increasing estate settlements. Nachlassinventar (estate inventory) is legally required in many inheritance scenarios, creating consistent demand for efficient documentation tools.

Compliance & regulations

German probate law requires structured asset inventories (Nachlassverzeichnis) for inheritance proceedings. Courts accept Excel/structured formats and value detailed, timestamped documentation.

Complete estate inventory for legal and inheritance

Document a deceased relative's belongings into a structured asset register for lawyers, courts, and heirs.

Create estate inventory