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Home inventory

Know what you have.
Keep a record you control.

Build a room-by-room list of belongings. Add what you know now, leave unknown values blank, and download your list before leaving.

This list lives only in this open page. Nothing you enter is uploaded or saved to your account or browser storage. Refreshing or leaving clears it. Download JSON to continue later, CSV for a spreadsheet, or print a copy. Keep downloaded files private. Photos and receipts belong in your own records or the signed-in evidence workspace; this tool does not attach them automatically.
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Add an item

Use your own estimate. Blank means unknown; $0 means zero. Totals are planning figures, not appraisals, replacement-cost findings, or claim amounts.

Leave blank if unknown. Put an approximate year or date in notes.

Do not enter passwords, account numbers, or policy numbers. Up to 1,000 item entries per list.

Your belongings

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Estimated total (USD)
$0.00
Items without a value
0

Totals cover the entire list. Unknown values are excluded.

Start with one room and one item. Your list will appear here.

Keep your list

JSON can be reopened here. CSV contains text-safe spreadsheet cells. Downloads include every room, even when a filter is active.

Import only a file you trust. Files are checked on this device (maximum 4 MB and 1,000 entries). Import replaces the current list after confirmation.

Connect the list to your records.

Keep supporting photos and receipts alongside the downloaded inventory. Record only what you can access safely. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners recommends organizing an inventory by room or category; your insurer can explain what information it needs.

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Source: NAIC: home inventory ↗. Reviewed October 19, 2026.