One tap turns your whole inventory into a PDF an insurance adjuster can actually use: every item with its photo, brand, model, serial number, and replacement value, grouped by room, with per-room subtotals and a grand total. Generate it from the total-value card on the main screen, then share it anywhere — email, Files, AirDrop.
Settings → Import CSV. HomeInventory recognizes the column names most inventory apps
and spreadsheets use — Description, Room,
Location, Replacement Value, Make,
Model, Serial No, Notes, and dozens more.
Values like $2,400 or €129 are understood. Rows with problems
are skipped individually and reported; one bad row never ruins the file.
Because it doesn't need any. Photos are added through Apple's system picker, which hands the app only the photos you choose. Your library stays private.
On your device, period. See the privacy policy — there is no server, no account, no cloud.
Export a CSV on the old phone (Settings → Export CSV), send it to the new phone (AirDrop works great), then Settings → Import CSV. Your device's own iCloud backup also restores the app's data — photos included — automatically.
Email linsizhen@gmail.com. Bug reports and feature requests both welcome — the roadmap is driven by what users actually ask for.