Everything you own,
in every nook.
Everynook is the effortless home inventory. Snap a photo and it's logged — with the receipt, serial number and value attached. So you know what you have, where it lives, and can prove it when it matters.
A record that builds itself
Three small taps between an empty screen and a home fully accounted for.
Snap it
Point your camera at anything you own. A name is all it takes to save — you can add the rest anytime.
It fills itself in
Scan a receipt or a serial number and Everynook reads the price, date, store and model — as suggestions you confirm, never silent guesses.
Ready when it counts
Your inventory stays organized by room and always with you — for insurance, a move, or simple peace of mind.
Built to be trusted, not just tidy
Organized by room
Every item lives in a nook — the kitchen, the garage, the drawer you always forget. Find anything by where it is.
Receipts, warranties & manuals
Keep the proof attached to the thing it belongs to — receipts, warranty certificates, manuals, any PDF. Nothing lost in a shoebox or a buried email.
Real value, tracked
Record what you paid, an appraisal, or replacement cost — item by item — so a total value you can trust is always a glance away.
Serials & models
Read straight off the label with your camera. The details a claim needs, captured without a keyboard.
Know your coverage
Add your policy once and see what it covers right next to what you've documented — with a nudge before it renews.
Private by design
Your inventory lives on your iPhone and your own private iCloud — stored securely, never sold, never on our servers.
Smart, precise, and photo-first
Know before the claim,
not after.
An inventory tells you what you own. Add your policy, and Everynook puts that number next to the one that decides everything — what your insurance actually covers.
Scan your policy
One photo of the declarations page. Carrier, policy number, limits and renewal date read themselves in — as suggestions you confirm, never silent guesses.
See the gap
$23,055 documented against a $15,000 personal-property limit — the kind of gap that only shows up when both numbers sit on one screen. Yours might surprise you too.
Claim-day card
Carrier, policy number, deductible and your agent's phone on one screen — for the day you need them and searching a filing cabinet isn't an option.
A comparison of your own numbers, not insurance advice — your policy's terms decide what's covered.
The moment you need the list is the worst time to write it.
After a theft, a fire, or a flood, insurers ask for proof — item by item, with photos and prices. Everynook is the record you build calmly today, so that day is one less thing to rebuild from memory.
Itemized proof of ownership
Every belonging documented as evidence — what it is, what it cost, where it lived.
Everything in one place
Photos, receipts and serial numbers filed against the item — not scattered across drawers and inboxes.
A claim-ready PDF
Export a clean, itemized inventory as a PDF the moment you need to hand it to an insurer.