The itemized inventory your insurance adjuster wants — built room by room, without the blank-spreadsheet despair

After a fire, burglary or flood, your payout depends on "the list" — every item, with replacement prices. Tap through our catalog of common household items with typical prices pre-filled (edit anything), watch the claim total build, and export an adjuster-ready spreadsheet. Free to build and preview everything; $12 once to download. Your list never leaves your device.

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Your list is empty. Tap items on the left to add them — start with the room you know best. Everything autosaves in this browser, and the “Save progress file” button gives you a copy that can’t be lost.
One-time $12 via Stripe. You get the adjuster-ready .xlsx and .csv with totals. Everything you see stays free to view and edit — you only pay for the export.

Why this exists

Insurers require a sworn, itemized personal-property inventory before they pay contents claims — often within 60–90 days. State insurance departments describe "numerous complaints from policyholders about the monumental task of attempting to identify every item." The tools people are given: a blank spreadsheet, or apps that want photos of possessions that no longer exist. ClaimList replaces the blank page with a catalog you tap through, room by room, the way you remember your home.

Honest by design: every price we pre-fill is an editable mid-range replacement estimate — a starting point, clearly yours to correct. You see your entire list, item by item, with the full total, before any payment. The $12 buys the export files, not access to your own list.

Tips that protect your claim

Your privacy

The list of everything you own is sensitive. ClaimList runs entirely in your browser — once the page loads you can turn off Wi-Fi and it keeps working. Nothing is uploaded, ever. Only the payment itself talks to Stripe.

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