HomeZada
HomeZada describes tools for home inventory, maintenance, remodel projects, and home finances.
Source reviewed September 12, 2026: HomeZada.
Consult the provider for current plans, platform availability, and feature details.
Nest Egg
The developer listing for Nest Egg - Inventory describes barcode lookup, item photos, categories, locations, and warranty tracking.
Source reviewed September 12, 2026: Nest Egg.
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Sortly
Sortly describes business inventory tools with photos, folders, custom fields, barcode and QR scanning, and low-stock alerts.
Source reviewed September 12, 2026: Sortly.
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Encircle
Encircle describes field-documentation tools for restoration work, including photos, videos, notes, contents tracking, and reports.
Source reviewed September 12, 2026: Encircle.
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NAIC Home Inventory
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners describes its Home Inventory app with photos, barcode scanning, organization by room or category, exports, and disaster-preparedness information.
Source reviewed September 12, 2026: NAIC Home Inventory.
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CasaKeep
CasaKeep is a household inventory app. Item records can include photos, receipt photos, warranty details, serial numbers, values, and notes. Rooms and collections organize belongings. Optional AI scan help suggests item details for users to review.
CasaKeep supports sharing and inventory exports. CSV export contains item data. The full ZIP export includes inventory.csv and folders for item photos, receipt photos, and warranty-document photos. Features and limits depend on the selected plan.
Inventory records
CasaKeep helps organize personal records. It does not certify insurance documentation or guarantee insurer acceptance, sufficient evidence, or claim approval. Ask your insurer what documentation is required.