Home Inventory by Kestrove

Document a room in minutes, export an adjuster-ready claim packet, and verify your backup actually restores.

Photograph your belongings and keep their details together. Kestrove exports a claim packet with item photos and values, and lets you test your backup with a restore drill.

INVENTORY YOUR HOME IN ONE AFTERNOON • Photograph an item and it names itself: on-device recognition fills in what it is; legible text fills brand, model and serial. • Sweep a shelf: one wide photo, and every object we spot becomes an item you review before it is saved. • Aim at a barcode: the brackets show exactly what is being read. The same screen photographs a rating label for the serial, read on your device, never in anyone else's catalog.

KEEPING IT UP TO DATE • Search everything from one box: name, brand, serial, barcode, notes. • Open any item to correct it, duplicate it for the four identical chairs, or move, categorize or delete a shelf's worth together. • Record what you paid, when you bought it and when cover ends; be reminded before a warranty lapses. • Attach the receipt or the manual as pages beside the photo: scan the paper or import the PDF. Receipts can print with the claim packet; documents ride the encrypted backup. • Check what you own against the EU's Safety Gate recall list, downloaded to your phone and matched there: your inventory is never sent anywhere. A match links to the alert, an indication, never a verdict. • Import a CSV from a spreadsheet or another app: headings are matched for you and anything unplaced is reported back, not dropped.

MOVING AND STORAGE • Pack items into boxes, a shelf's worth in one action, and print a sheet of QR labels to tape on. • Scan a label and the box opens to its live contents, and a box lost in the move already has its list written. The code carries only the box name.

THE CLAIM PACKET • A polished PDF with the photo evidence linked to every line, plus a clean CSV adjusters can use directly. • Both numbers a settlement turns on, per line: replacement cost and actual cash value, with the depreciation rule beside the figure. Add a condition (new to poor) or the amount claimed where it differs; a field you skip prints as unknown, never a guess. • The packet closes like a carrier form: subtotals per room, the grand total, and a signed declaration. The CSV keeps no subtotal rows. • Claiming one event? Scope the packet to the rooms it touched and name it. Page one carries insurer, policy number, policyholder and address, plus the claim number once assigned. • After a theft, mark what was taken and print the serial register the police ask for: PDF and CSV from one selection, insurer details left off. • The export records dates and file checksums, not independent proof of when it existed. Email its receipt to keep an externally dated record. • Scan your paper policy or import the PDF: insurer, policy number, contents cover, excess and renewal date land in fields you confirm. Your total is set against the cover, your jewelry or electronics against their own limits.

A BACKUP YOU CAN TEST • One tap rebuilds your encrypted backup in a sandbox and shows the restored inventory: every item, photo, document and room, counted and checked. • When it stops being a drill, put the file back. A restore only ever adds: nothing is overwritten, and running it twice changes nothing. • The home screen keeps the calm answer: backup verified, and when.

YOURS, PRIVATELY • Your inventory stays on your device, encrypted. We can't see it. No account. • App Lock keeps it behind Face ID or your passcode. • App Store privacy label: Data Not Collected, and the policy matches it, word for word. • Your packet opens in any PDF or spreadsheet app and the backup file is yours, so this app could vanish and you'd still hold everything.

PAY ONCE • Free to start: document a room and your high-value items, no time limit. • One purchase unlocks everything, forever, and Family Sharing is included. Reinstall after a disaster and your unlock comes back.