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Walk through and capture
Photograph each room, work area, and asset that would be hard to remember or replace. Start broad, then add detail over time.
Insurance-ready property records
If the unthinkable happens, you won't have to rely on memory.
Build a clear, private record of your home or facility and its contents before a fire, flood, storm, or theft. Keep the photos, receipts, and details that can help you explain what was lost.
Private by default · Export your records anytime
Property Inventory Record saved
Living room overview
Walnut console tableReceipt · Purchased 2021
Complete55" televisionSerial number · 3 photos
CompleteFamily jewelryAppraisal attached
CompleteBefore you need it
Recovery is difficult enough. Reconstructing everything in a home or facility shouldn't make it harder.
After a disaster, even familiar rooms and work areas become hard to recreate from memory. Model numbers disappear. Purchase dates blur. Receipts may be lost with everything else.
Place Keeper gives you one calm place to preserve the evidence as you go—so you can focus on your family and recovery when it matters most.
A little at a time
A useful inventory doesn't need to happen in one day.
Start with one room. Add the important things first. Your record becomes more complete each time you return.
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Add the proof you have
Keep receipts, serial numbers, appraisals, warranties, and notes beside the item they document—not scattered across folders.
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Keep a record off-site
Your organized digital inventory remains available when paper files or the devices at your home or facility may not be.
More than a list
Keep the details that tell the whole story.
A photo proves an item existed. The receipt, serial number, appraisal, and notes help complete the record. Keep them together, organized by the place they belong.
Build your record01
Rooms & shared spacesFurniture, electronics, fixtures, art, and everyday valuables
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Equipment & utility areasAppliances, tools, machinery, model and serial numbers
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Collections & valuablesJewelry, instruments, collectibles, and appraisals
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Property recordsPolicies, improvements, warranties, and contractor receipts
Protect the record of what you own
Document your home or facility while everything is still where it belongs.
One room or work area today can make a difficult day tomorrow a little more manageable.
Start your property inventory No credit card required. Invite a family member when you're ready.