Estate Clean Out App

Let's clear the house, together.

If you're standing in the doorway of your mom's house (or your dad's, or your grandma's) wondering where on earth to start, you're not behind. You're not bad at this. Nobody teaches you how to clean out a loved one's home, and then one day it's suddenly your job.

I know because it was mine. After my mom died unexpectedly in 2024, my sister and I cleaned out her house room by room. I'm a REALTOR, and I still felt completely lost. So I turned everything we learned into my Estate Clean Out Guide, and now into something even better: the Estate Clean Out App, a calm, step-by-step app that walks you through the whole estate clean out, one room at a time.

Here's what it is, how it works, and whether it's right for you.

why cleaning out a loved one's house feels impossible

An estate clean out isn't a decluttering project. It's grief, logistics, and family dynamics all crammed into one house, usually on a deadline.

  • The grief shows up in every drawer. One minute you're tossing expired coupons. The next you're sitting on the closet floor holding their bathrobe.

  • The to-do list has no starting line. Supplies, paperwork, estate sales, donations, junk removal, medications. Which comes first?

  • The family is grieving too. Everyone grieves differently, and grief makes family dynamics louder.

  • You're scared of doing it wrong. Toss the wrong paper or give away the wrong heirloom, and you can't take it back.

Most executors and heirs don't need more information. They need someone to tell them what to do next, and to remind them to drink some water.

meet the estate clean out app

The Estate Clean Out App is my Estate Clean Out Guide turned into an app you can actually check off. It's built for executors, personal representatives, and heirs who have to clear out a loved one's home and don't know where to start.

When you sign up, you tell the app whose house it is and what you called them. From then on, it's not "the property." It's mom's house, or dad's, or nana's. Your checklists, your progress, and even your playlist reminder are built around your person.

It's for you if:

  • You've been named executor or you've inherited a home that needs to be emptied

  • You're cleaning out a parent's house after a death and feel frozen

  • You're splitting the work (and the heirlooms) with siblings

  • You want a plan that's practical without being cold


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