Ownitory - Home Inventory App-Analysen für 7. September

Ownitory helps you photograph, catalog, and value everything you own — room by room — so you have a complete, insurer-ready record the moment you need it. No account. No cloud. No subscription. Your inventory is a file you own, stored only on your device. WHY OWNITORY Most home inventory apps ask you to create an account, store your data on their servers, and pay a monthly fee to keep using features you already paid for. Some have shut down entirely, taking users' inventories with them. Ownitory works differently: everything happens on your phone, nothing is ever uploaded anywhere unless you explicitly choose to share or back it up yourself, and you pay once. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Snap a photo and log an item in seconds • Organize by room, with running totals for each room, category, and your whole home • Track brand, model, serial number, purchase price, current value, and condition • Flag high-value items automatically for insurance riders • Generate a claim-ready PDF report — grouped by room, with photos, itemized values, and a grand total • Export everything to CSV for your own spreadsheet or your insurer's system • Back up your entire inventory to a single file, saved wherever you choose • Optional PIN or fingerprint lock to keep your inventory private • Light and dark theme BUILT FOR REAL LIFE Whether you're proactively documenting your home before anything happens, or reconstructing an inventory after a fire, flood, or theft, Ownitory is designed to move at the speed of a stressful moment — fast entry, clear organization, and a report you can hand to an adjuster with confidence. YOUR DATA, YOUR RULES - No account or login, ever - No internet connection required for any core feature - No data collected, tracked, or transmitted by Ownitory - One-time purchase unlocks unlimited items and report exports — no subscriptions - Free to try up to 5 items before unlocking Ownitory is not affiliated with any insurance company. It's simply the fastest, most private way to document what you own.