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Version History of HomeInventory.com

1.5

November 15, 2022

A new more graphical and user-friendly home screen has been added to allow easy access to your home inventory.

1.4

October 21, 2014

Now you can transfer home inventory item information and photos to your mobile devices.

1.3

March 27, 2014

Now you can create a home inventory on you iPad. Enhanced features and better browsing at your fingertips. You can also sell your stuff on HomeInventory.com just like you do on Craigslist.

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1.2

July 7, 2013

Create an account on your mobile phone using the App Store.

1.1

May 9, 2013

Improved mobile features.

1.0

May 2, 2013

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Description of HomeInventory.com

Do you know the value of everything inside your home or apartment? Do you have the information you need to file an insurance claim or police report? Now you can access important information about everything you own through the power and convenience of your mobile phone! Create an inventory of your valuables in minutes. Upload photos from your computer or mobile phone. Protect your personal property by creating a digital catalog online or on the go. Use your inventory to store important information about your home contents, autos, jewelry, important documents and so much more. Use your inventory report to file an insurance claim or police report for stolen items.
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HomeInventory.com: FAQ

Can HomeInventory.com be used on iPad devices?

Yes, the HomeInventory.com app is compatible with iPads.

Who is behind the development of the HomeInventory.com app?

The app was developed by Carla Clark.

What iOS version is needed to run the HomeInventory.com app?

The app needs iOS 12.0 or later to function properly.

What is the current app rating?

1 out of 5 is the disappointing rating that HomeInventory.com has received from users.

What is the main genre of the HomeInventory.com app?

Finance Is The Primary Genre Of The Homeinventory.com App.

Which version of HomeInventory.com is the latest one?

1.5 is the newest version of HomeInventory.com.

When was the last update for HomeInventory.com released?

HomeInventory.com’s most recent update was on October 2, 2024.

When was HomeInventory.com introduced to the market?

The app first launched on February 7, 2023.

What age rating is assigned to HomeInventory.com?

The HomeInventory.com app is rated Carla Clark.

Which languages does HomeInventory.com support?

HomeInventory.com currently features the following languages: American English.

Is HomeInventory.com available in Apple Arcade's lineup?

No, HomeInventory.com is not available on Apple Arcade.

Are there in-app purchases available in HomeInventory.com?

No, HomeInventory.com does not offer in-app purchases.

Is HomeInventory.com tailored for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

Unfortunately, HomeInventory.com is not tailored for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Does HomeInventory.com display any ads?

No, HomeInventory.com does not display any ads.

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Reviews of HomeInventory.com

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  • Not free

    Although this app says it's free, you have to create an account and then buy one of their inventory plans for it to actually work. And the basic plan is $19.99.
  • Couldn't be bothered

    If creating an account is such a long winded process then forget it. I don't like the fact they want your details then ask you to itemize the content of your home if hacked you might as we give the world a shopping list and say rob me.
  • Garbage, at least for me

    The main thing is that, without warning, it's US-only, insisting on a state and zip. At a guess, the app was created by someone who thinks the world ends at the US borders, or everyone in the world has a US-style zip code rather than the superior postal codes used in a number of countries.

    Secondly, it looks as though your inventory is held on a server somewhere, not your device (you can't do anything until you create an account and you can't create an account without state/zip, so I can't be sure). If the inventory IS in fact held locally, why does it insist on account creation?

    Thirdly when it complains that you haven't completed all fields, it doesn't highlight the missing ones.

    Very disappointing.
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