If it were all gone tomorrow, could you list it?

Photograph a room. Get back an itemized list of what you own, with an estimated replacement value on every line: the list an insurer asks for after a theft, a fire or a flood.

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No account, no card. The itemization opens on its own page, so you see it before you decide anything.

Peace of mind in no time

Photograph your property once

Take a quick walk through the rooms with your phone, instead of an afternoon with a notepad trying to remember what is in the closets and cabinets.

Your claim starts from a list

An insurance adjuster asks for a list of what you owned. With Phototory, you can hand over an itemized record with a value on every line.

Make the list before you need it

After a fire, a theft or a flood, proving what a room contained is close to impossible from memory. Phototory creates a list and its capture dates before you need them.

Renters and students

Renters insurance

After a theft or a flood, the hard part in filing a claim is remembering what you owned. Photograph each room now and keep the list somewhere safe, so a claim starts from an itemized record instead of whatever you can recall under pressure.

Example reportBedroom, rented flat
Example report · Bedroom, rented flat6 items found · 1 flagged for review
A bedroom with a queen bed, a dark throw and white duvet, four patterned cushions, two black table lamps on dark nightstands, a framed panoramic print, a fitted wardrobe with white sliding doors and fitted gray carpet. Numbered markers identify each item found, listed in the two tables below.

Your belongings (personal property)

Furnishings, appliances, decor: the things you could take with you
Item numberItemQtyValue
1Bed frame & mattress, queen1$680
2Bedding and throw1$220
3Cushion, decorative4$160
4Table lamp2$190
5NightstandNeeds review: Second one partly hidden by the bed2$240
6Framed print1$120

$1,610

An example. Figures are illustrative. See “What this is not” below.