How it works

Snap a photo. Trovfolio does the legwork. You stay in control.

  1. Snap a photo

    Take a picture, or pick one you already have.

  2. Confirm what it is

    Trovfolio suggests what the item is. You check it or fix it.

  3. See what similar pieces sold for

    We look for recent sold prices, not asking prices, and show you the sources.

  4. Confirm your estimate

    Keep it, or add your own evidence, like a receipt or an appraisal you hold.

  5. Add the details that matter

    Attach key documents, the story behind the piece, and who it’s meant for.

  6. Watch value over time

    Estimates refresh on a schedule, and Trovfolio shows you what moved.

  7. Use it when you need it

    Download a list for your estate plan, your insurer or a loan application. Share a link, and turn it off anytime.

Jewelry, art and bags are a great place to start. The same steps work for everything else you own.

  • Add an item, with take a photo and identify.
  • An item estimate, with replacement, resale, and value over time.
  • The same list read four ways: replacement, estate, net worth, and investment.
  • Items assigned to people, with each share kept separate.

Why people use it

Estate clarity

Mark who each piece is meant for and keep its story with it. When it’s time to plan or update your estate, the list is already there and already current.

What it all adds up to

See what your things might be worth, and how that changes. Estimates come from what similar pieces actually sold for. When sales are thin, we tell you.

How we estimate →

Applying for a loan

Many lenders ask for a personal financial statement. On Pro and up, Trovfolio turns your list into a personal property schedule, sorted by estimated value and ready to save as a PDF or CSV. The values are your own estimates, not an appraisal.

View Reporting

Look at the same list four ways: replacement, estate, what it all adds up to, and resale over time. We keep each number separate and never blend them into one figure.