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Support · Local Home Inventory

Last updated: 19 September 2026

A question about Local Home Inventory, or something that isn't working? Write to support@edenapps.app. There is no need to include photos of your belongings or your policy details.

Sending your list to your insurance company

Open Claim, then choose Contents spreadsheet. You can email the file, or save it to Files and attach it later. It is a CSV file, which any spreadsheet app can open. The columns follow what adjusters usually ask for: room, item, description, quantity, age, purchase price, replacement cost, actual cash value, and proof. It also includes each item's brand, model, serial number, where it was bought, and your notes, so read your notes before you send it. The claim packet PDF leaves notes out. Model and serial numbers made only of digits are written so spreadsheets keep them as typed.

Replacement cost and actual cash value

Replacement cost is what a similar item costs new today. Actual cash value is the replacement cost less depreciation for age. The app works it out from the depreciation you choose for each item, and you can type your own amount instead. Policies differ, so check yours or ask your adjuster which values they need. The app does not give insurance advice.

Finding proof in your photos

Open Photos and choose the pictures you want looked at, or look through a date range. The app suggests photos that seem to show belongings, receipts, or serial number labels. It can be wrong, so you decide which photo proves which item. Birthdays, holidays, and moving days are often good places to look, because they show rooms in the background.

The memory walk

Open Walk to go through the house room by room. Each room opens with a short line and a few questions, and each question offers suggestions that open a short add form already filled in. Mark a question as looked at when you are done with it. You can stop and come back whenever you like.

Moving to a new phone

Open Claim and choose Back up everything. Save the file to iCloud Drive or another place you can reach from the new phone. On the new phone, install Local Home Inventory, open Claim, and choose Restore a backup. The backup is not locked with a password. Anyone who has the file can see your list, your policy details, and your photos, so keep it somewhere private.

Free, and Local Home Inventory Pro

The free version covers 25 items, one home, the contents spreadsheet and backups. Local Home Inventory Pro adds unlimited items, more than one home, and the PDF claim packet. It is a one-time purchase. Restoring a backup is never blocked by the free limit, so your whole list comes back on a new phone.

Restoring your purchase

In More, choose Restore Purchases. Pro returns on every iPhone or iPad that uses the same Apple Account you bought it with.

Contact

Write to support@edenapps.app with your question.

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