📦 StuffKeep for iPhone

The home inventory your insurance claim will thank you for

Photograph what you own, record values and serial numbers, and export a claim-ready insurance report — before you need it.

Download StuffKeep on the App Store

Nobody remembers what they owned

After a fire, a flood, or a break-in, the insurer's first question is "what did you lose?" — with descriptions, values, and proof. From memory, most people understate their own claim by thousands. A photo inventory made on a quiet afternoon is the cheapest insurance upgrade there is.

Built for the claim, not just the list

A photo and a value. Done. Add an item in seconds — up to six photos, room, value, purchase date, notes.
Serial numbers without typing. The offline barcode and serial scanner captures model and serial numbers from the label.
The report your insurer asks for. One tap exports an insurance-ready PDF — items, photos, values, serials, room by room — plus CSV for spreadsheets.
Know exactly what you own. The dashboard totals your documented value; room chips and live search find anything fast.
Private. Offline. Yours alone. No account, no cloud, no tracking. Your inventory never leaves your iPhone unless you export it.

Frequently asked questions

Why do I need a home inventory for insurance?
Because claims are paid on what you can document, not what you owned. A dated photo inventory with values and serial numbers turns "we lost everything" into a line-item claim.

What should a home inventory include?
A photo of each item worth claiming, its room, its value, and the serial or model number for electronics and appliances. StuffKeep captures all of it per item.

Where should I keep the inventory?
Keep a copy outside your home — email yourself the PDF or drop it in the cloud — so it survives whatever your stuff doesn't. The inventory itself stays on your phone.

Is it free?
Your first 30 items (with a photo each) are free. StuffKeep Pro unlocks unlimited items and photos and the PDF/CSV reports — one-time Lifetime purchase or Yearly.