Home inventory.

Document what you own — with the details an adjuster asks for — so a fire, flood, or burglary is a matter of printing a list instead of reconstructing your house from memory.

How to use it

1. Add what you own, grouped by room, so a walkthrough is easy. Use a room’s + Add to drop in an item, then fill in the details on its row.
2. For each item, capture make, model, serial number, value and purchase date — the value being what it would cost to replace today, not what you paid.
3. Collapse rooms you’re done with, and print or export the finished list for your records and your insurer.

Reading it

• Each room shows a subtotal, and the tool tallies your total replacement value as you go — the number your coverage should actually match.

Good to know

Serial numbers and values are sensitive — keep this local (don’t sign in), or store the whole thing in the zero-knowledge Digital Binder. Photos and receipts belong in the Binder too, not attached per item. Review it yearly and after any big purchase.