# Inventorial > Inventorial (iPhone/iPad app by ATLE SUNDLING.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/inventorial/id6762489507 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [ATLE SUNDLING](https://appshunter.io/developer/1894344752) - Category: Utilities, Business - Price: $19.99 - Age rating: 4+ - Requires: iOS 17.6 · 23 MB - Languages: American English, German (Germany), Norwegian Bokmål - Released: 2026-04-29 - Data updated: 2026-08-15 - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/inventorial/id6762489507/reviews.md ## What is Inventorial? Inventorial — Home Asset Manager Know what you own, where it is, and what it's worth. Inventorial is the home inventory that's actually ready for the day you need it — a fire, a flood, a burglary, a move, or an insurance claim. Everything stays on your device. No account, no cloud. * Scan a whole room at once Take one photo and Inventorial finds the individual items in it. It all happens on your iPhone — the photo is never uploaded. * Insurance-ready A live readiness score shows exactly what's missing — which items still need a photo, a value, or a receipt — before you ever need to file. And when something happens, generate a damage-claim report with photos, serial numbers and receipts, ready for your insurer. * Truly private On-device recognition, on-device everything. Your belongings are nobody's business but yours. * A real Mac app too Catalogue the whole house on the big screen, then pick up on iPhone or iPad. Everything else you'd expect: • Barcode scanning — scan a book and its cover, title and author fill in • Custom fields per category (Author & ISBN for books, and more) • Warranty, loan and maintenance reminders • QR labels you can print and scan to open any item • CSV, Excel and PDF export — your data leaves whenever you want • Moving boxes, collections, wishlist and more • Works completely offline Ready for a bad day. An optional preparedness checklist follows official guidance from DSB, BBK, MSB or the EU: how much water your household needs, what belongs in the cupboard, and how many days you are actually covered for. Expiry dates rotate themselves oldest-first, so the tin you bought in March gets used before the one from June — and print the whole thing for the fridge, because a phone is not much use in a power cut. Available in English, Norwegian and German. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 1.2.9 — 2026-08-08 Know what you'd have if the power went out. Inventorial now has an optional preparedness checklist, built on published government guidance — Norway (DSB), Germany (BBK), Sweden (MSB) or the EU's 72-hour advice. Tell it who lives in your home and it works out how much drinking water the list asks for, then shows what you already have and what is still missing. It lives under Supplies, and it's easy to ignore if it isn't for you. Expiry dates and rotation for anything you keep a stock of. A supply can now hold several dates at once — three packs bought in March, two in June. "Use one" always takes the oldest. A best-before date asks you to use something up; only a real use-by date asks you to replace it, because most food is perfectly good long after its best-before. Everything you own, in one place. Supplies now appear in your Items list too. A tent is camping gear, emergency kit and an insured possession all at once — and lending it out now shows up everywhere, including as a gap in what you'd actually have to hand. Also in this release • A printable sheet for the fridge: what you have, and where it is • Grab bags as their own kind of storage • Barcode scans now bring back pack size and energy, so food estimates work • Consistent spacing and corners across every screen • Faster photo handling, and exports that no longer leave supplies out Fixed • The language switch now reaches section names and dates as well • "Full inventory" reports and CSV exports were quietly omitting supplies • Items tracked by quantity couldn't be lent out No subscription. No account. Nothing leaves your device unless you export it. ### 1.2.8 — 2026-08-02 Never lose your inventory — automatic backups + restore history Photos take up a tenth of the space — with the Settings tool for existing ones A home screen that answers the real question — the value + coverage % Rooms you can recognise — photo tiles One obvious way to add things — the unified Add ### 1.2.7 — 2026-07-24 • Scan a whole room and add several items at once — on-device • Damage-claim report for insurers, with photo/serial/receipt evidence • Now available in Norwegian and German • Faster, cleaner item entry and a redesigned Insurance section ### 1.2.5 — 2026-07-19 Quick Capture — build your inventory in record time: snap a photo, and on-device AI suggests what it is; scan a barcode to fill in details automatically; the camera even reads serial numbers straight off labels. Receipt scanning — photograph a receipt and the price, date, and store are read automatically, with the receipt attached to the item as proof of purchase. Insurance Readiness — a dashboard score showing how much of your inventory you could actually prove in a claim, a gap list sorted by value, one-tap insurer-ready reports, and a built-in claim guide. Moving, completed — pack items from your inventory into boxes, then unpack an entire box into a room in your new home in one tap — you can even create the new building, room, and shelf right from the unpack screen. Estate planning — assign items to beneficiaries and get a report of who gets what. Redesigned iPhone experience — new tab bar with Search and Locations front and center, a tighter dashboard, and every section now reachable. Fixes & polish — archived items now stay archived, CSV export works on iPhone, a Declutter report spots duplicates, plus dozens of smaller improvements. ### 1.2 — 2026-07-05 Quick Capture makes building your inventory dramatically faster: snap a photo, name it, and stay in the loop — sweep a whole room item by item, scan a barcode to prefill details and a product photo, and let the camera read serial numbers right off the label. A new Insurance Readiness score on the dashboard shows how much of your inventory you could actually prove in a claim, with a gap list sorted by value and a one-tap insurer-ready report. Plus lots of polish: a tighter dashboard layout, restored Add Item button, cleaner reports and expense labels, and fixes for archived items that kept sending reminders. ## More apps by ATLE SUNDLING - [CurrentRSS](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/currentrss/id6771138786) - [Sundra — Health Tracker](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/sundra-health-tracker/id6779712063) All apps by ATLE SUNDLING: https://appshunter.io/developer/1894344752 --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-15.*