HomeInventory.com

HomeInventory.com

by Carla Clark

1 ratings
4 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 25 Apr 2026)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 2, 2013
  • November 15, 2022

Features

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About

Catalog your home's valuables with photos and important details. This app helps you create a digital inventory for insurance claims or police reports, protecting your personal property.

Catalog valuables
Upload photos
Digital inventory creation
Insurance claim support
Police report support
Store important document info
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What's New in 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.

User reviews

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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Application is for paid users of their website only

Description for the application does not explain that you must pay a yearly fee for use of this application. You also enter your name, address, email, set a password prior to being notified that it is a pay service.

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FAQ

What is HomeInventory.com used for?

HomeInventory.com is used to create a digital catalog of your home's valuables. This inventory can be crucial for filing insurance claims or police reports in case of theft or damage.

Can I add photos to my inventory with HomeInventory.com?

Yes, you can upload photos of your valuables directly from your computer or mobile phone to your inventory within HomeInventory.com.

What types of items can I catalog with HomeInventory.com?

You can catalog a wide range of items including home contents, autos, jewelry, and important documents. The app is designed to store important information about everything you own.

Is HomeInventory.com free to use?

Yes, HomeInventory.com is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with using the app.

Does HomeInventory.com have ads?

No, HomeInventory.com does not contain advertisements. Users can manage their inventory without interruption from ads.

What devices does HomeInventory.com support?

HomeInventory.com is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile ecosystem.

How often is HomeInventory.com updated?

The latest version of HomeInventory.com is 1.5, and it was last updated on November 15, 2022. This indicates a relatively infrequent update cycle.

What is the age rating for HomeInventory.com?

HomeInventory.com has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of cataloging potentially high-value items and the context of insurance and police reports.