ItemEyes - Home Inventory

I have been looking for a way to take pictures of my jewelry and other valuables. This has been the easiest thing that I have found. I have had things taken over the years and not really known how much and exactly the items taken. I wish I had had this years ago. I have gone around my house and taking pictures of paintings and very special things to me. I reckon I can’t recommend enough to use this app to catalog all of your valuables.

Found this app to be super user-friendly for the daunting task of logging all of our valuables. I liked how easy it was to take one photo of our bookshelves and then tag every single item individually. I tagged each item, described it and attached photos of receipts and appraisals to some of the pricey, collectibles. This app made it super easy to share our updated list of items with our estate attorney and insurance agent. Everyone SHOULD do this. It gives you peace of mind, especially during hurricane season. Don’t be that person who has to list everything after a natural disaster when you’re frazzled and broken-hearted.

This app makes it so easy to document your valuables. You don’t have to go through the tedious process of taking separate pictures for each item, either. For example, you can simply take a picture of your living room and then tag each item to add information about its condition, origin, location, dollar value, etc. So, in one photo I have multiple pieces of framed art, a sofa, an antique end table, an electric guitar and amplifier, stereo receiver, speakers, and turntable. All are tagged individually with information specific to that item. In using this app, I’ve realized that I greatly underestimated the value of my belongings! The app also makes it easy to share this information with people. Obviously it’s a great way to get detailed information to your insurance company, but also to document items for a will, or to provide your family members with info on heirlooms.