Room-by-room asset catalog, receipt vault and insurance claim export PDF.
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After a fire, flood, hurricane, or burglary, your insurance company requires item-by-item proof of ownership and replacement value before paying your claim. Most policyholders struggle to recall what they owned, losing thousands of dollars in unclaimed personal property.
Home Inventory for Insurance lets you create an irrefutable, claim-ready contents record in minutes.
✓ 100% Offline & Private: Your home contents and valuations remain strictly on your phone
✓ No account, no sign-up, no monthly cloud subscriptions
✓ One-time purchase to remove limits — never a recurring monthly fee
✓ Export claim-ready PDF proof-of-loss reports directly to your insurance adjuster
DOCUMENT YOUR ENTIRE HOME IN MINUTES
• ROOM-BY-ROOM ORGANIZATION
Preloaded with essential home zones (Living Room, Kitchen, Bedrooms, Garage, Basement, Home Office). Track item counts and room valuations in real-time.
• ULTRA-FAST CAPTURE LOOP
Adding items takes under 15 seconds. Shoot the item, enter the name and estimated value, and tap "Save & Add Another" to document entire rooms without friction.
• SERIAL NUMBER & RECEIPT RECORDS
Record model numbers, serial numbers, and purchase dates. Having serial numbers on record is what converts denied claims into full insurance payouts.
• INSURANCE COVERAGE AUDIT
Compare your total documented contents value against your homeowners or renters policy limit. Instantly identify if your household is dangerously underinsured.
• HIGH-VALUE SUBLIMIT ADVISORY
Standard insurance policies cap jewelry, firearms, art, and high-end electronics under low category sub-limits (typically $1,500 to $2,500). Home Inventory highlights flagged items so you can request scheduled riders from your insurance agent before disaster strikes.
• 1-CLICK CLAIM-READY PDF EXPORT
Generate a comprehensive, itemized proof-of-loss inventory with room subtotals, replacement values, serials, and a formal policyholder signature block. Ready to hand directly to your insurance adjuster.