Shared home
Share a home inventory, keep your own vault.
Invite the people you live with to a property. They can add items, rooms and photos there, while their own vault stays their own.
Why it matters
A home is shared. Its paperwork usually isn't.
One person keeps the receipts, the other knows where the warranty card went. Sharing a property puts the whole household's purchases in one place, without merging accounts or handing over a password.
Share a property, not an account
The people you invite keep their own vault, their own account and their own billing.
Everyone can add
Invited members add and update items, rooms, photos and reminders in the shared property.
You stay in charge
Only the owner invites, resends, cancels or removes. Anyone can leave a share on their own.
How it works
Invite someone in three steps.
Send the invite
Choose the property and enter the person's email address.
They accept
They open the link, sign in or create their own account, and accept.
Add together
The property appears in their app, next to their own vault.
Invitations you can see and manage.
See who was invited, who joined and who left. Remove someone's access at any time, and everything in the property stays where it is.
Questions about sharing
Does the person I invite see my whole vault?
No. They see only the property you shared. Everything else in your vault stays private.
Do we need to share one account?
No. Everyone keeps their own account, vault and billing. You share a property, never an account.
Who owns the items someone I invited adds?
Items added in your property belong to your property and count toward your plan, not theirs.
Is sharing part of a paid plan?
Yes, inviting people to a property is part of the paid plans. The person you invite keeps their own plan, free or paid.
Keep exploring
Start with the room everyone uses.
Add a few shared things, then invite the people you live with. Free to start on iPhone and Android.
