Catalog with one tap.
Photograph the item. IMSURED's on-device vision tags the room, classifies the category, and prompts for the few details an insurer actually asks about — make, model, purchase year. Everything else is optional.
IMSURED catalogs everything you own — photos, receipts, serial numbers, valuations — and keeps it on your phone. Not in our cloud. Not in anyone's.
Most apps say "encrypted in our cloud." IMSURED takes a simpler position: there is no cloud. Your photos, receipts, and item records sit locally on your device. We can't see them because we built the app to not see them.
Four jobs, done thoroughly. Designed for the ten minutes a year you wish you'd already done it, and for the one day where having done it actually matters.
Photograph the item. IMSURED's on-device vision tags the room, classifies the category, and prompts for the few details an insurer actually asks about — make, model, purchase year. Everything else is optional.
On-device OCR extracts the serial number, purchase date, price, and merchant from a printed receipt in seconds — without an internet connection. The original photo stays attached, in case an adjuster wants to see it.
Export a court-admissible PDF or itemized spreadsheet of your entire inventory in one tap. Share with your insurer over your channel of choice. When the claim closes, the file is yours to delete from their inbox.
If you want a copy of your inventory somewhere else — your own Google Drive, your own OneDrive, a USB stick, a partner's phone — that's your decision and your account. IMSURED writes the file. Where it goes after that, we don't watch.
Most privacy policies describe what an app collects. This one describes what it refuses to. We think that's the more useful list.
Read the engineering noteOpen the camera. Move around, tapping anything you'd be sad to replace. IMSURED auto-groups items by room and adds a thumbnail to the inventory.
Photograph receipts, warranty cards, or appraisals. OCR fills in the structured fields automatically. You confirm — or correct — and move on.
When the unthinkable happens, generate a single PDF and email it. When it doesn't, the file sits on your phone, encrypted, doing nothing — which is the goal.
android.permission.INTERNET permission. Android enforces this at the OS level, which means the app is incapable of opening a network connection. You can verify this on the Play listing's data-safety section.
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