Home coverage
Your home inventory, room by room.
Add your home and its rooms, put each item where it lives, and see how well it is documented against your insurance cover.
Why it matters
Insurers ask what was in each room.
After a fire or a break-in, the questions are about rooms and values: what was there, what was it worth, and can you prove it? Organising by property and room now means the answers are already written down when you need them.
Your home and its rooms
Add your home, then the rooms in it. Rename and reorder them to match how you live.
A coverage score
Enter your policy's coverage amount, and the app compares it with the value of what you have documented.
More proof, a truer score
A fully documented item counts in full and a partly documented one counts less, so the score shows where proof is thin.
How it works
Build your inventory one room at a time.
Add your home
Create the property and the rooms inside it.
Place your items
Put each item in its room, one at a time or several at once.
Check the score
Add your policy's coverage amount to see the score, then add photos and receipts where it is low.
A score you can act on.
The score is free on every plan. It shows how much of your cover your documented belongings account for, and the room breakdown shows where to add proof next.
Questions about home coverage
What does the coverage score mean?
It compares the value of what you have documented with your policy's coverage amount. Items with photos and receipts count in full; partly documented items count less.
Why don't I see a score yet?
The score needs your policy's coverage amount. Add it to the property and the score appears.
Is the coverage score free?
Yes. The score and the room breakdown are free on every plan.
Will Vaultable tell me if I am underinsured?
Vaultable shows numbers, not advice: the score compares your documented value with your cover. For questions about your policy itself, ask your insurer.
Keep exploring
Start with the room you use most.
Add a few items with photos and receipts, and watch the score take shape.
