HomeStock: Insurance Inventory
6 Jun 2026launched 4 months ago
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Seen in 1 countryTurkey
1.0.3latest version · 10 days ago
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HomeStock helps you build a complete record of everything you own, room by room, so you have it ready when you need it — for an insurance claim, a house move, an estate, or just your own peace of mind. WHAT IT DOES - Organize your belongings room by room - Photograph each item, with multiple photos per item - Capture a whole room fast with Bulk Camera — snap everything first, label later - Scan a serial-number barcode straight into an item - Record brand, model, serial, quantity, purchase date and purchase price - Record an estimated value and its basis — actual cash value, replacement cost, or agreed value - Attach receipts and warranty details to any item - Search and filter by room, category, value, or valuation basis - Export a clean inventory PDF in four layouts: Standard, Detailed, Receipts-focused, and Photo grid - Track value totals per room and per currency - Multi-currency support for every amount - Optional reminders to review whether items are still owned WHO IT'S FOR - Homeowners and renters who want a record of their possessions - Anyone preparing for the unexpected — fire, flood, theft, or storm - People organizing a move or downsizing - Executors and families documenting an estate - Collectors and hobbyists cataloguing what they own PRIVACY Your inventory is stored on your device. No account is required to use the app. A 14-day full-access trial is included so you can try every feature first. HomeStock keeps an organized record of your belongings. It does not provide valuations or guarantee the outcome of any claim. Confirm coverage and valuation details with your own provider. Contact: support@clearstackapps.comRead more
HomeStock helps you build a complete record of everything you own, room by room, so you have it ready when you need it — for an insurance claim, a house move, an estate, or just your own peace of mind.
WHAT IT DOES
- Organize your belongings room by room
- Photograph each item, with multiple photos per item
- Capture a whole room fast with Bulk Camera — snap everything first, label later
- Scan a serial-number barcode straight into an item
- Record brand, model, serial, quantity, purchase date and purchase price
- Record an estimated value and its basis — actual cash value, replacement cost, or agreed value
- Attach receipts and warranty details to any item
- Search and filter by room, category, value, or valuation basis
- Export a clean inventory PDF in four layouts: Standard, Detailed, Receipts-focused, and Photo grid
- Track value totals per room and per currency
- Multi-currency support for every amount
- Optional reminders to review whether items are still owned
WHO IT'S FOR
- Homeowners and renters who want a record of their possessions
- Anyone preparing for the unexpected — fire, flood, theft, or storm
- People organizing a move or downsizing
- Executors and families documenting an estate
- Collectors and hobbyists cataloguing what they own
PRIVACY
Your inventory is stored on your device. No account is required to use the app.
A 14-day full-access trial is included so you can try every feature first.
HomeStock keeps an organized record of your belongings. It does not provide valuations or guarantee the outcome of any claim. Confirm coverage and valuation details with your own provider.
Contact: support@clearstackapps.com
Versions
- Version 1.0.3First seen · 21 Sept 2026
Every photo now exports, not just the main one. They appear in an appendix at the end, grouped by item, and it works with any template including Standard. You can switch it off on the export screen if you want a shorter file.<br><br>Also fixed: a crash when the camera button was double-tapped, no way to dismiss the keyboard, and accented names printing as an empty box in the PDF.
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