A home inventory for insurance, and for finding the good scissors

The unglamorous app you are grateful for exactly once: a claim, a move, or the afternoon you cannot find the thing you know you put somewhere. Every item records a photo, make and model, serial number, purchase date, value, and, most usefully, where it lives.

Names, locations, categories, and serials are searchable across the whole house. Every change to an item's value is kept, so you have a defensible record of what something was worth and when.

• Photo, serial number, make and model, purchase date, and value per item.
• Location is front and center, so the inventory doubles as a where-did-we-put-it finder.
• Search across item names, locations, categories, and serial numbers.
• Group the catalog by location or by category.
• Append-only valuation history for insurance claims.
• Adults maintain the inventory; everyone in the household can search it.

Homeowners and renters who want an insurance-ready inventory that is also useful on an ordinary Tuesday.

Who can use it

Adults and kids

Where it works

Your household hub and shared Spaces

Price

Included with every household plan, with no per-app charge

• Warranty Vault
• Maintenance
• In Case of Emergency

• Making your household survivable if something happens to you — The practical handover: what another adult would need to run your house, where to keep it, and how someone would find out they need it in the first place.
• Knowing what the household owns, and letting the rest of it go — Decluttering stalls at the decision, not the sorting. How to make letting go a household choice, and how to know what is in the freezer and on the card.
• Sharing a lake house with your siblings without fighting over it — A co-owned house in one shared space: weeks claimed fairly, costs split and saved for, upkeep logged, and the contents and warranties on record.

Home Inventory is one of the apps in the Chickadee Bandit library. Every household starts nearly empty and installs only what it uses; there is no per-app charge. Your data lives in your household's own private, encrypted database, with no ads and no data selling. Browse the Home apps or read the source on GitHub.