Steward - Sell Project

I built Steward for the Google All Things Agentic hackathon. It didn't place, but the product works end to end, and I'm moving my time to other projects, so I'm selling it. The problem is real and emotional. When a parent passes, an adult child usually ends up as executor, trying to divide a house full of belongings among siblings who each have their own attachments. Most tools treat that as an inventory spreadsheet. Steward treats it as a conversation. How it works The family photographs items and Gemini classifies each one. Each person marks what they'd like to keep. When two people want the same thing, the item is marked "Needs a talk," and the agent writes a neutral mediation note with a proposed path forward, without taking sides. The executor makes every final decision, and the agent learns from those decisions, explaining its suggestions with real counts from the estate's history. For items nobody is keeping, it drafts a marketplace listing with platform, price and copy. The tone is deliberate. There are no countdowns, no progress bars and no alarm colors. Plain-language statuses like "Spoken for" and "Settled" are enforced in the code, not just the copy. What's included Full source code (about 7,400 lines of Python, 3,800 of TypeScript and 2,450 of CSS), Firestore security rules with emulator tests, 11 backend test scripts, a functional spec, the data model, branding guidelines, the original requirements doc, design files, the demo video and its recording scripts, and two weeks of email support during handoff. Known limitations It has no users and no revenue. It's set up as a single estate per deployment. Photos use public links with unguessable paths rather than signed URLs. Invitations go out over Gmail SMTP, which won't scale. The spec includes a ranked list of gaps (bulk upload, search, editing AI fields, an audit trail view) that doubles as a roadmap. Who it's for Estate sale companies, estate attorneys, senior move managers, or anyone building in the family logistics space who wants a working, documented starting point. Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eAZLYjPMAw Live app: https://steward-frontend-223877730603.us-central1.run.app (sign-in screen; demo access on request)