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Start with a photo
Photograph an item first. Add close-ups of labels, model numbers, barcodes or other identifying marks when they are useful.
How Sort Your works
Your things, easier to remember and ready for what comes next.
Sort Your creates a practical record of family belongings. Start with school kit today, then use the same simple process across the home.
Start sorting02
Keep the useful details
Store the name, size, condition, location and other details you will need when finding, using or passing on the item.
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Know what needs attention
Follow the categories that matter to your family and keep upcoming needs, matches and expiry dates visible.
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Pass it on clearly
When something is outgrown or unused, prepare a useful listing and share it with the people most likely to need it.
Built for everyday decisions
More useful than a spreadsheet. Less work than a catalogue.
- Begin with one category instead of the whole home.
- Use photos so items are easy to recognise.
- Keep private household records separate from public listings.
- Choose what to keep, sell, donate or pass on.
- Share listings without sharing your family’s private information.
Start with what you have
Make your first useful list.
Photograph an item, keep the details together, and know when it is time to use, sell or pass it on.