AI home inventory

A complete home inventory, built from your photos

Our AI Quick List tools name, describe, categorise and estimate values for up to 3,500 items — for insurance, estate planning, a move, or simply knowing what's in the house.

What people use it for

  • Insurance documentation and claims after a loss
  • Estate planning and recording bequests in advance
  • Preparing for a move or a downsizing
  • Recording the stories behind treasured pieces while they can still be told
  • Keeping user guides and warranties in one place

Your online AI home inventory, summarised

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A short walkthrough of this process will appear here.

How the inventory is built

  1. 1

    Photograph

    Walk the house with a phone. Group shots are fine — the AI separates and identifies items.

  2. 2

    Let the AI list it

    Each item comes back named, described, categorised and given an estimated market value.

  3. 3

    Add what only you know

    Note who made it, where it came from, who should have it one day, and any warranty or user guide.

  4. 4

    Export or keep it current

    Reports in Excel, CSV or PDF with photos. Longer plans are made for keeping an inventory accurate over years.

  5. 5

    Upgrade when you need to

    If the inventory later needs to be divided among a family, upgrade to a division plan and keep everything already entered.

Inventory plans

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Starter

$79.95 1 year

A quick, detailed home inventory for a single use — an insurance claim, estate planning, a move or a divorce. $29.95 optional annual renewals.

Long term

$124.95 5 years

For keeping an inventory current over time: bequests, the stories behind treasured items, user guides and warranties.

Legacy

$199.95 10 years

The same as Long term, at the best value. Up to 3,500 assets with photos.

Estimated values are a guide, not formal appraisals. We can validate everyday values; specialist items should be appraised professionally.

What families tell us

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“Four siblings, one house, and thirty years of things nobody had talked about. Doing it privately online meant nobody had to argue in the kitchen. We finished in three weeks and we're still speaking.”

Margaret H.

Executor, Ohio

“I was dreading this more than anything else in the settlement. Having someone neutral set up the rounds took the whole weight off me — I stopped being the person who decided everything.”

David R.

Trustee, California

Know what's in the house

Most people only find out what an inventory is worth when they badly need one. Start yours in an afternoon.