Share Your Home Inventory With Your Whole Household
Most households own their things together and track them separately — which usually means nobody tracks them at all. Family sharing gives everyone in your home access to one inventory: your partner adds the new dishwasher, you add the bikes, and it all lands in the same place. One catalogue, one source of truth, one plan covering all of you.
One inventory, not four half-finished ones
When each person keeps their own list — or assumes someone else is keeping it — you end up with nothing usable. A shared inventory fixes that: everyone contributes to the same catalogue, so the record of what your household owns is actually complete, and it stays current because more than one person is keeping it alive.
How household sharing works
- The household owner invites family members by email from the Household page.
- Each member creates their own login and joins the shared inventory.
- Everyone can add, edit, and photograph items — changes show up for the whole household.
- One Pro plan covers every member; nobody else needs to pay.
Everyone adds, everyone benefits
The person who bought the thing is usually the one who remembers what it cost and where the receipt is. Letting each family member add their own purchases means the details are captured by the person who actually knows them — instead of one household member trying to reconstruct everyone else's buying history from memory.
Built for how households actually work
- Add an item from your phone in the garage; your partner sees it on their laptop.
- Photos, values, warranties, and receipts are shared across the household.
- One plan covers everyone — no per-seat pricing, no separate subscriptions.
- If the household ever changes, the owner controls who has access.
Questions
Does everyone need to pay?
No. Family sharing is part of a single Pro plan held by the household owner — invited members join for free and get full access to the shared inventory.
Can family members add and edit items, or only view?
They can fully participate — add items, upload photos, edit details, and update values. It's a shared inventory, not a read-only copy.
Whose inventory is it?
The household owner holds the plan and controls who's invited. The inventory itself is shared, so everyone works from the same catalogue.
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