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About Sorven: Home Asset Inventory

Know what you own. Sorven is a private inventory manager for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Create a clear record of the things you own, keep important details together, verify what is still there, and stay organized when it is time to move. YOUR ENTIRE INVENTORY AT A GLANCE See your asset count, categories, portfolio value, warranty status, and most valuable items from one organized dashboard. KEEP EVERY DETAIL THAT MATTERS Create detailed asset records with: - Photos - Serial numbers and asset tags - Make, model, year, quantity, and condition - Purchase information and current value - Categories, locations, and notes - Receipts, warranty documents, and insurance attachments - Maintenance tasks and repair history - Ownership and lifecycle status FIND ANYTHING IN SECONDS Search across names, serial numbers, asset tags, notes, warranties, locations, and more. Filter and sort your collection, or scan QR codes and barcodes to locate tagged assets quickly. VERIFY YOUR INVENTORY Create inventory sessions for a room, category, container, or custom selection. Track what has been verified, identify changes, and compare completed sessions over time. MOVE WITHOUT LOSING TRACK Create moving boxes, assign destinations, pack individual units, seal boxes, and see what remains. Export moving manifests and box labels when you need a portable record. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your vault remains available on your devices and synchronizes through your private iCloud account. Sorven does not require a separate account. Optional App Lock and sensitive-preview protection help keep personal inventory details out of view. You can also create complete local backups and export your inventory. ONE VAULT ACROSS YOUR DEVICES Use the same private inventory on iPhone, iPad, and Mac with your Apple Account. Continue working locally when iCloud is unavailable; supported changes synchronize when connectivity returns. FREE TO START. UNLIMITED WITH PRO. Sorven Free supports up to 20 retained asset records. Sorven Pro unlocks unlimited asset creation with monthly or yearly billing. Both Pro plans provide the same access. If Sorven Pro expires, your existing records remain available to view, edit, search, synchronize, back up, restore, export, and delete. Only the creation of additional records above the free allowance is restricted. Subscriptions renew automatically until canceled. Purchases and subscription management are handled securely by Apple. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Terms of Service: https://sites.google.com/sorven.app/policies/terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/sorven.app/policies/privacy-policy

What’s new

Version 1.1.2 · Updated September 23, 2026

Optimized for iOS and iPadOS 27 with smoother animations, faster scrolling, and improved overall performance and responsiveness.

App privacy

The developer, Kervens Thimothe, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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