Home Inventory App for Insurance

Photograph a room, get a contents list for your insurer

One photo per room. AI lists what's worth insuring, with estimated replacement values in rand.

Nobody wants to walk around the house with a clipboard writing down every appliance and its value. But when you need to claim, or when your insurer asks what your contents are worth, that list is exactly what you need. In the HeyKit iPhone app, take a photo of a room and AI lists the things worth recording for home-contents insurance, each with an estimated replacement value in rand. You check it, fix anything that's off, and save.

What the AI picks out

It looks for the things that matter for home-contents insurance: appliances, electronics, furniture and the like. It skips clutter and anything under about R500, so the list stays useful instead of turning into a list of every cushion.

→An estimated replacement value in rand for each item
→A category for each item
→The brand and model, but only if they're legible in the photo
→A box showing where each item is in the photo
→A confidence label on items it couldn't see well

You review before anything is saved

The list is a starting point. Edit names and values, remove anything you don't want, pick the room, then save. The photo is kept, and each item shows its spot outlined on it, so there's a record of where it was and what it looked like.

Part of your asset register

Scanned items join the rest of your assets. Group them by category or by room, with totals for each, so you can see what the lounge or the kitchen is worth at a glance.

An insurance list you can send

Export an insurance list as a PDF or spreadsheet, room by room, with photos and values. Send it to your insurer or broker as it is.

Your photo, your consent

The room photo is analysed by Anthropic's AI, and it's only sent after you've given consent.

What you can do with this

Insurance renewal

Your insurer asks whether your contents cover is still right. Scan each room in a few minutes, check the totals, and send them the room-by-room list.

Just moved in

Boxes unpacked, furniture placed. Photograph each room once and you have a contents list with values before you've hung the pictures.

After a break-in

The saved room photos, with each item outlined, show what was there and roughly what it was worth, which makes listing what's missing far easier.

Common questions

How do I make a home inventory for insurance?

In the HeyKit iPhone app, take a photo of a room. AI lists the items worth recording with estimated replacement values in rand. Review the list, pick the room, save, and repeat for each room. Then export a room-by-room insurance list as a PDF or spreadsheet.

How accurate are the replacement values?

They're estimates. Items the AI couldn't see well are marked with a confidence label, and you can edit any name or value before saving.

Why didn't it list everything in the room?

It deliberately skips clutter and things under about R500, so the list focuses on what matters for a contents claim. You can still add items yourself.

Is my room photo sent to an AI company?

The photo is analysed by Anthropic, and only after you've given consent. The photo is kept with your saved items so each one shows its spot outlined.

What can I send to my insurer?

An insurance list as a PDF or spreadsheet, organised room by room, with photos and values.