Three Belgian entrepreneurs - a lawyer, a product manager and an art expert - launch Objectory, an ultra-secure application for the inventory of valuables. Its aim: to facilitate the management of claims and successions.

Three entrepreneurs launch Objectory, a wealth management app dedicated to valuables. Objective: to attract 25,000 users before international expansion.

The Objectory application is a kind of digital safe that allows you to list, document and manage your works of art and other precious objects.

Invité dans l’émission C’est pas fini sur VivaCité (RTBF), Grégoire Leplat, cofondateur et COO d’Objectory, a présenté la nouvelle application belge dédiée à la gestion et à la documentation des objets de valeur. Il y a expliqué la mission d’Objectory : offrir un outil numérique moderne, sécurisé et intuitif pour structurer, protéger et transmettre son patrimoine matériel.

Objectory starts from a simple observation: valuable objects are rarely documented on an ongoing basis. Collections are most often based on fragmented media, making daily management restrictive and frequently abandoned. Launched at the start of the art fair season, opened by Brafa, the application is promising.

We all have that famous drawer (or that dark folder on the PC desk) where yellowed bills, certificates of authenticity and expired guarantees are piled up. Whether you are a retrogaming collector, a watch lover, a “sneakerhead” or simply someone concerned about your equipment, managing this “heritage” often turns into an administrative nightmare. That's exactly where Objectory comes in.

Objectory (Namur), a Walloon start-up selected for the Start it @KBC entrepreneurship program, is launching a mobile application dedicated to the centralized management of valuables. The solution is aimed at individuals and professionals who wish to inventory and monitor their material assets in a structured, secure and sustainable manner.

New application allows you to manage valuables, personal or professional. Objectory, a Walloon start-up selected for the Start it @CBC program, announces the official launch of its app for the centralized management of valuables. With the application, which makes it possible to structure, secure and value its objects in a long-term logic, Objectory is working as a pioneer in the digitization of non-financial asset management.

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