Home Inventory for Insurance

Fire, flood, burglary. The paperwork that follows asks one question: what exactly did you own? Most people cannot answer it. This app lets you answer it in an afternoon.

Walk each room with your camera. Snap a photo of a thing, give it a name if you like, move on. The details can wait: the "needs details" list keeps what you rushed. Later add brand, model, serial number, what you paid, what it would cost to replace, where you bought it, and a photo of the receipt.

See totals for every room, every category and the whole property, at what you paid and at replacement value. Type in the numbers from your own policy and the app flags anything above a per-item limit, and shows whether your total is over your contents cover. It compares; it never gives insurance advice.

When it counts, pick the rooms or items that were hit and make a claim report: a PDF with every photo, serial number, value and receipt, plus a spreadsheet. Share it from the share sheet. Your first report is free.

Moving house? Number your boxes, tick what goes in each, and print big labels.

A fire can take your phone too, so the app nudges you to keep a copy somewhere else: email it to yourself or save it to your own cloud drive. Everything stays on your phone otherwise. No account, no ads, and the app has no internet permission.

Pro (yearly with a free trial, or lifetime) adds unlimited homes, rooms and items, limits and flags, reports, CSV, moving mode and encrypted backups. You can always view and export what you have recorded.

For personal record-keeping. Not an official document.