Home inventory

Document everything you own. Before you need to.

A clean record of your household — with photos, receipts, values, and purchase dates. Ready when you need to file a claim, move, or hand it to an estate planner.

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itmly · Inventory report

Household inventory

A detailed record of the items you own — with values, photos, and purchase history.

Owner
alex.kim@example.com
Generated
June 14, 2026
Items
184
Categories
12
Total purchase
$24,380.00
Total current value
$31,920.00

Leica M6 body

Cameras

$2,950

Persian rug 6x9

Home

$4,200

Seiko SKX007

Watches

$385
Signature · date
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Export as PDF

The hard part of a claim is the paperwork.

After a fire, break-in, or flood, adjusters ask for a detailed list of what you owned, what it was worth, and when you bought it. Most people try to reconstruct it from memory — at the worst possible moment. A living inventory solves this once.

Photo-first capture

A walk through your home with a phone, 30 seconds per room, beats a blank insurance form under stress.

Insurer-ready format

The PDF export is structured the way adjusters expect: line items, values, photos, receipts.

Your data stays yours

Private by default. No ads, no data resale. Paid subscriptions fund the app so your inventory isn't the product.

Build an inventory in an afternoon, keep it forever.

1

Catalog room by room

Walk through each space with your phone. Snap a photo, speak or type a name, and itmly fills in the rest — category, description, a reasonable value estimate.

2

Attach receipts and serials

Scan a receipt and itmly pulls out the purchase date and amount. Add serial numbers, warranty info, and model details to anything that matters.

3

Export when you need proof

Generate a formatted PDF with photos, values, and purchase details. Keep a copy off-site, hand it to your insurer, or share with estate planning. Pro users generate unlimited exports.

Questions people ask

What does the inventory PDF include?
A cover page with totals, a full line-item list with photos and current values, and per-item detail where you've added purchase dates, receipts, serial numbers, or warranty info. Clean, printable, and shareable as a single PDF file.
Do I need Pro to use this for insurance prep?
The free tier gives you unlimited items, photos, and categories — everything needed to build a complete inventory. Pro ($5.99/mo) adds the PDF export, unlimited smart auto-fill, and photo recognition. Build the inventory free, upgrade when you need the document.
Is itmly an insurance product?
No. itmly is an inventory tool that helps you prepare documentation. Your actual insurance policy and claim processing happens with your insurer. Think of the export as a well-organized artifact you hand over during a claim, a move, or estate planning — not a replacement for an actual policy.
Is my data safe?
Your items, photos, and receipts are stored privately to your account — nothing is shared unless you explicitly share a specific collection link. The app is funded by Pro subscriptions, not ads or data resale. Details on the privacy page.
Does it work for renters?
Yes. The inventory pattern is the same whether you own or rent. Most renters underestimate the replacement cost of what they own (clothes, electronics, furniture, kitchen gear) — a quick inventory exposes the gap and gives you a document if you ever need to file on a renters policy.
Can I share the inventory with my insurer?
Yes. The PDF export is a single file you can email, upload to a claims portal, or print. Pro also supports emailing the export directly from the app to yourself or a third party.

Start your home inventory.

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