Your Home Inventory, Done From a Photo.

It is a record of what you own, built from photos. Instead of typing a list, you photograph a shelf, closet or room and the AI names each item it can see, counts it and suggests a value. Everything is saved to your account so you can search it, edit it and export it later.

Tap Add items, then take a photo or choose one from your gallery. The AI analyses the picture, usually in under a minute, and lists every item it recognises with a quantity and an estimated value. You check the list, fix anything it got wrong, and save it as a box.

They are AI estimates of typical replacement cost, meant as a starting point. You can change any name, quantity or price before or after saving, so the record reflects what you actually paid or what the item is worth to you.

JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC (iPhone) photos up to 25 MB. One shelf, cabinet or corner per photo works best: use good light, open doors and drawers, and give large items like a TV or sofa their own photo.

Video walk-throughs are in beta. Where they are switched on, you record one slow pass around a room and the AI turns each item it spots into its own entry, grouped under that recording. Photos work for everyone today.

Search by item name, room or category from the top of any page. Results show which box the item is in, with the original photo, so you can find the right moving box or shelf without opening everything.

You can export your whole inventory, or any search result, as a spreadsheet (CSV) with every box, item, quantity and value, ready to send to your insurer or adjuster. What a claim requires is up to your insurance company, but a dated list with photos made before a loss is a strong place to start.

No. It runs in the web browser on your phone, tablet or computer, so there is nothing to install. On a phone, the Take photo button opens your camera directly.

It is free to start and no credit card is required. Create an account and add your first box in a couple of minutes.

Your inventory is tied to your account and protected by secure sign-in with rotating sessions. Photos and videos are stored against your account and are only used to build your inventory.

Yes. You can create an account with your email and a password, or continue with Google.

Start where most of the value is: electronics, furniture, jewelry and watches, appliances, closets and the tools in your garage. Then work room by room. A few photos a day adds up to a complete inventory quickly.

Yes. Go to Settings, then Danger zone, and confirm with your password (or your email address if you use Google sign-in). Your account and all of its boxes and items are permanently deleted.