call "dibs!" on your inheritance
Catalog the family heirlooms, let your family stake their claim, and write down your own final wishes — all in one shared, private workspace on Google Drive, iCloud, or just a local folder on your own computer.
Photograph and log heirlooms, collectibles, and valuables in one running inventory that everyone in the family can see, including what makes the item sentimental. No more guessing whether that bowl came from your great grandmother, or a yard sale three years ago. Output neat lists for presenting to an estate attorney or insurance company.
Each family member can call Dibs! on what they're interested in inheriting. Conflicts can be settled out in the open, months or years before anyone has to guess who wanted the clock, or who Mom wanted to inherit that necklace. It also surfaces the opposite: items nobody wants, so the family can decide what to do with those ahead of time instead of it becoming a disposal chore after someone dies.
Funeral plans and final wishes live right alongside the inventory, so nobody has to reconstruct them from memory or frantically search for documents. A guided obituary builder pulls the pertinent details into a basic first draft — the finishing touches, the stories that made them unforgettable, are still yours to add.
Death Dibs runs both on your phone, best for walking room to room snapping photos, and on your computer for the slower work of typing everything out.
Screenshots coming soon
Screenshots coming soon
no company server, ever
There's no Death Dibs cloud to get breached, sold, or shut down. Everything you enter is saved into a folder you choose — a folder on your own cloud storage service, like Google Drive or iCloud, if you want it to sync automatically and stay shared with family, or just a plain folder on your own computer or an external drive if you'd rather keep it fully offline. If your family already trusts a service with photos, it can store these documents as well.
Death Dibs is in early access. These tags are blank because the families using it haven't written their story yet — yours could be first.
RESERVED FOR
a family's story
RESERVED FOR
a family's story
RESERVED FOR
a family's story
bring your family in
Death Dibs is more useful the more of your family is using it — parents cataloging the house, kids marking dibs, everyone reading the same funeral wishes. If you think someone you know should see this, pass it along.
one-time purchase, no subscription
Price: $TBD
Everyone is tired of subscriptions. Pay once and get a lifetime activation code for you and your spouse. The apps are free to download, so you can include as many heirs as you need and share the file with them via Google Drive, iCloud, or a local folder. Payments aren't live yet — leave your email and we'll let you know the moment they are.
Death Dibs is still actively being developed — early users help shape what it becomes. Found a bug or have an idea for a feature? We want to hear it: get in touch.
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