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Just list your items - when you're ready, tap "Look Up Prices" and we'll find what each one costs to buy new today, including source details when available. Nothing to set up.
Your Information
Your name and the date help most — everything else is optional, skip what you don't have.
Use a paper list
Print the worksheet, write your items down by hand, then snap one photo — AI turns the page into your inventory.
2 Filled it out? Snap a photo to add it all
Best results: use dark ink, keep the whole page in the picture, and write one item per line.
Add Item
Describe what was lost or damaged
Photograph the damaged item
Snap or upload a photo and AI fills in the details for you — or just type them in below.
Include the brand and model if you know it — that's all you need to add it.
Add more details — room, age, price (optional)
Roughly how many years — leave blank if you're not sure
Leave blank — AI can look this up for you!
Optional — helps if you remember
Quick Start
Don't want to type everything? Pick a room and we'll add common items for you
Tip: After adding, tap the pencil icon on any item to change the name to your exact brand & model (e.g. "Refrigerator" → "Samsung French Door Refrigerator")
Inventory
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Scan a paper list, add items above, or use Quick Start to add a whole room at once
Cost to Replace
Buy everything new today
$0.00
Current Value
What items were worth used
$0.00
Wear & Tear
Value lost to age over time
$0.00
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Important Estimate Notice
Values shown by this tool are estimates for documentation and discussion only. They are not a guarantee of coverage, payment, settlement amount, or replacement cost. Final claim decisions are made by the insurance carrier and adjuster under the policy terms, limits, deductibles, depreciation rules, documentation, and applicable law. This tool does not change, expand, or interpret any insurance policy.
Why are there two dollar amounts?
Insurance companies usually pay based on what your items were actually worth at the time of the loss — not what they'd cost brand new. This is called "Actual Cash Value" (ACV). Think of it like selling a used car — a 5-year-old car is worth less than a new one, even if it works fine.
Simple example:
Your TV costs $800 brand new today, but it's 3 years old. Since TVs typically last about 7 years, your TV has used up about half its life.
$800 new price - $343 wear & tear = $457 current value
Good news: If your policy includes "Replacement Cost" coverage, your insurance may pay the full $800 to buy a new one after you replace it. This tool calculates both amounts so you're prepared.
Need Help With Your Claim?
Our team can help you navigate the claims process, review your inventory, and advocate with your adjuster.