Because dead men's wine cellars don't appraise themselves
MorteSommelier solves the single most chaotic bottleneck in estate law: what do you do with 4,000 bottles of wine when the executor has never heard of Pétrus. It ingests cellar inventory photos, cross-references live auction data, and delivers IRS Form 706-compliant valuations faster than any human appraiser alive. This is the app that should have existed twenty years ago.
- Automatic cellar photo ingestion with label recognition and vintage extraction
- Cross-references over 2.3 million auction lot results across 14 active clearinghouse feeds
- Generates IRS Form 706-compliant PDF valuations with supporting comparables attached
- Direct attorney-to-appraiser routing the moment probate jurisdiction is confirmed
- Dead inventory doesn't wait, and neither does this
Wine-Searcher Pro, Hart Davis Hart, Acker Auction, WineBid, Zachys, CellarTracker, CourtLink Probate API, LexisNexis Estate, VaultLedger, ClearEstate, AuctionBridge, Salesforce Legal Cloud
MorteSommelier runs as a set of independently deployable microservices behind an Nginx gateway, with each appraisal job handled as an isolated async pipeline that can scale horizontally without touching the core routing layer. Cellar photo processing lives in its own worker fleet and writes structured inventory records to MongoDB, which handles the transactional integrity of job state and appraiser assignment without complaint. Redis stores the full historical auction dataset for sub-millisecond vintage lookups at query time. The Form 706 renderer is a standalone service because it deserves to be.
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