Use case
Document your stuff while you still have it
If you ever file a claim, you'll have photos, dates, and value estimates for what you owned — instead of a list written from memory after the fact.
How it fits
Where the cataloging and search do the work in this scenario
Photos, not recollections
Every item in your inventory carries a photo with a date. When an adjuster asks for proof of ownership, you have it, organized by room.
Values per room and category
The scan estimates a value as you catalog each item. You can see what a room, a category, or the whole house adds up to.
Records stored away from the house
The inventory lives in the cloud, not in a drawer. Documentation of your belongings shouldn't share their fate in a fire or flood.
Find affected items fast
Search 'electronics' or 'basement' to pull up the relevant items, then print the filtered list or export what the insurance company asks for.
Organized by where things were
Items are filed by room, closet, or storage area. 'What was in the basement?' has an answer, with photos.
Easy to keep current
New TV? Holiday gifts? Photograph them as they come in, or import the receipt and review the drafts. A current inventory supports a full claim; a stale one supports a partial one.
What this gets you
Start documenting your home
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