Everynook.

Coming soon to iPhone

Everything you own, in every nook.

The effortless home inventory. Snap a photo and it's logged, with the receipt, serial number and value attached. So you can prove what you own when it matters.

No spam, ever/ Free to start/ Private by design

The Everynook home screen showing a property's total value, its rooms color-coded, a coverage check, and recent items
Fig. 01A home, fully accounted for.

A record that builds itself

Three taps between an empty screen and a documented home
No. 1

Snap it

Point your camera at anything you own. A name is all it takes to save. You can add the rest anytime.

No. 2

It fills itself in

Scan a receipt and every item on it becomes its own entry, with the price, date, store and model filled in. Suggestions you confirm, never silent guesses.

No. 3

Ready when it counts

Organized by room, always with you. For insurance, a move, or simple peace of mind.

Built to be trusted, not just tidy

What's inside
Coverage check
$23,055 documented

Your policy covers $15,000. See the gap before a claim does.

Receipts, warranties & manuals

The proof stays attached to the thing it belongs to. Nothing lost in a shoebox or a buried email.

An item detail screen for a Sony TV showing its value, purchase date, store, brand, model and serial number
Fig. 02Every detail on one item, proven.

Scan, don't type

Point the camera at a receipt, a spec label, even your policy's declarations page. The model, serial and specs fill in on their own, and you confirm them.

Private by design

Your inventory lives on your iPhone and your own private iCloud. Receipts you scan or forward are parsed and never stored, and your data is never sold.

Real value, tracked

What you paid, an appraisal, or the cost to replace it. Item by item, into a total you can trust.

A claim-ready PDF

Export a clean, itemized inventory the moment an insurer asks for one.

Forward it from your inbox

Email a receipt to your own private Everynook address and it becomes items, ready to review. PDF attachments too.

Am I actually covered?

Know before the claim,
not after.

An inventory tells you what you own. Your policy decides what's covered. Everynook puts the two numbers side by side.

No. 1

Scan your policy. One photo of the declarations page reads carrier, limits and renewal date in.

No. 2

See the gap. The kind that only shows up when both numbers sit on one screen.

No. 3

Claim-day card. Carrier, policy number, deductible and your agent's phone on one screen.

A comparison of your own numbers, not insurance advice — your policy's terms decide what's covered.

DOCUMENTED$23,055
POLICY LIMIT$15,000
An $8,055 gap you'd rather find today.

Good to know

The questions everyone asks before they join.

When does Everynook launch?
Everynook comes to iPhone first, and it's in final preparation for the App Store now. Early access rolls out to the waitlist ahead of the public launch — join the list and you'll be among the first invited in.
How much will it cost?
Everynook is free to start, so you can catalog your home and build your record right away. A subscription unlocks the full experience and is billed through the App Store — waitlist members hear pricing first.
Do I have to type everything in by hand?
No. A name is all it takes to save an item, and scanning a receipt or a spec label fills in the price, date, store, model and serial for you — as suggestions you confirm. You can even forward receipt emails, PDFs included, straight from your inbox. Most of the work happens by camera or email.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your inventory lives on your iPhone and your own private iCloud — never stored on our servers. Receipts you scan or forward are parsed and not retained, there are no ads, and the only usage data we collect is anonymous — no names, no content, no IP. Read the full privacy policy.
Can I use it for an insurance claim?
That's exactly what it's built for. Everynook keeps photos, prices, receipts and serial numbers as itemized proof of ownership, and you can export a claim-ready PDF when you need to file. It isn't insurance advice, and no tool can guarantee an insurer's decision — but a documented home settles faster and fuller.
Can Everynook tell me if I have enough insurance?
Scan your policy's declarations page and Everynook shows your documented belongings next to your policy's personal-property limit — your own numbers, side by side, so a gap shows up before a claim instead of after. It's information, not insurance advice: your policy's terms decide what's covered, and your agent is the right person to ask about them.

Start with peace of mind.
Be first in.

Join the waitlist and we'll email you the day Everynook opens on iPhone.