Estate inventory · collection
Full estate inventory on the book
Index: Ten classes · Real property · Residence · Deed · Gems · Gem lab report · Listed look-through.
Holdings OS · estate inventory
GIA 1.00 ct round H-VS1 Excellent — publisher asking $3,474 captured 2026-09-05. Lab report number unmarked. Asking is not NAV.
Estate inventory · collection
Index: Ten classes · Real property · Residence · Deed · Gems · Gem lab report · Listed look-through.
Value first — read it before you sign anything
One household: a home, two brokerage sleeves, a safe-deposit box, an unmarked painting, titled vehicles. The book records where each lot sits (depositories), what class it is, which documents prove it — and refuses a net-worth total until the painting is marked or excluded.
not_a_custodian, not_a_named_depository — assets stay where they are; the book is the record, not the vault.
The $0 book has no card, no checkout, no SKU (come_as_you_are monthly_usd=0). Seekers never pay and the book is private to the holder. See it live
No. The assets-book contract is explicit: not_a_custodian, not_a_named_depository. Your assets never move; the record of them does. See it live
Unmarked lots are first-class citizens. The book records what you can prove today and blocks totals on the rest — honesty over a fake number. See it live
A spreadsheet dies with its author. The book is structured on the same graph Counsel reads — when probate, a gift, or a sale moves title, the record is already brief-ready. See it live
The firm's file is the firm's. This book is yours; your attorney gets a clean, structured record through the counsel door instead of a shoebox. See it live
Trackers mark to feel good. A book of record marks honestly or not at all — and it is already structured for the day title moves.
Start your book — $0, no cardNo card for the $0 book. Counts are measured; rates are never invented.