Home Management & Inventory Software

Home Management:

Your Home is the biggest investment you will make in life. Protect it by tracking all aspects of ownership. Whether you own or rent, keeping detailed records is in your best interest and protects you against loss in the event of a catastrophe, theft or warranty disputes. Track home maintenance, repairs, mortgage payments, assessed value, insurance, warranty information, costs and more. Create a Home To-Do List to manage your home projects.

Save important home ownership documents, warranty & insurance information. Link unlimited images and file attachments to each home or property that you own. Find important information quickly and easily.

Home Inventory:

Maintaining a detailed catalog of what you own and it's current value is vital in case of loss, damage, theft or disaster. Home Management Wolf will keep a detailed home inventory record of everything you own and calculate each items current value using universally accepted depreciation prediction algorithms. You can categorize each item into multiple categories (jewelry, electronics, furniture, etc) or organize items by room (kitchen, bedroom, bathroom etc).

1. Insurance Purposes: In the event of a theft, fire, natural disaster, or other unfortunate events, having a detailed home inventory can be invaluable when filing an insurance claim. It provides evidence of the items you owned, their value, and their condition, helping you get appropriate compensation for your losses.

2. Accurate Valuation: A home inventory helps you accurately assess the value of your belongings. It allows you to keep track of expensive items, such as electronics, jewelry, and furniture, as well as smaller items that can add up in value. This information is useful when determining insurance coverage limits or when deciding whether additional coverage is necessary.

3. Claims Settlement: When you file an insurance claim, a detailed home inventory can streamline the claims process. It provides the insurance company with a comprehensive list of items, reducing the chances of disputes or disagreements regarding the existence or value of specific possessions. This can help expedite the settlement and ensure you receive appropriate compensation.

4. Memory Aid: A home inventory serves as a memory aid. It can be challenging to recall all the items you own, especially after a stressful event like a burglary or fire. By having an inventory, you won't overlook or forget anything, ensuring that your insurance claim is accurate and complete.

5. Estate Planning: A home inventory is beneficial for estate planning purposes. It helps you organize and document your possessions, making it easier for your loved ones to manage your estate in the event of your passing. It can also assist with the distribution of assets, estate valuation, and the resolution of any potential disputes among beneficiaries.

6. Moving and Relocation: When moving or relocating, a home inventory can be extremely helpful. It allows you to keep track of your belongings, ensuring that nothing gets lost or misplaced during the process. It also provides a reference point if any items are damaged or missing during the move.

7. Organization and Decluttering: Maintaining a home inventory encourages you to organize and declutter your belongings. It prompts you to evaluate the value and usefulness of each item, making it easier to identify and eliminate items you no longer need. This can help create a more organized living space and potentially save you money by avoiding unnecessary purchases.

Save digital photos and scan receipts for each item including information such as Date of purchase, Cost, place of purchase, warranty information and much more. Add an unlimited number of images, videos and file attachments to each item in your home inventory database. If an item is completely destroyed, damaged or lost, images and receipts serve as proof that you purchased and owned the items and result in easier insurance & warranty claims and quicker payouts. 

Home Management Wolf will automatically calculate the current value of items based on standard depreciation so you know from day to day what a particular item is worth in today's market. This can also be valuable and helpful information if you want to sell an item.

Creating and maintaining a Home Inventory protects you in many ways. Simply save the database to a removable media device for safe keeping in a fire protected safe or other location.

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Are you really prepared?
The fact is that most home owners and renters are not because insurance policies often require proof of ownership and value to be able to recover for losses in a fire or natural disaster. In the US national statistics show you have approx a 1 in 10 chance of having a house fire. Your risks increase depending on where you live for natural disasters like tornados, hurricanes, wild fires, earthquakes, floods, etc. You will need to prove your losses to your insurance company to be able to recover. Home Management Wolf will let you create a detailed list of everything you own and become an invaluable tool to help you.

Consider the facts!
Most people don't give a lot of thought to fire safety in the home.  But the frequency of fires in dwellings indicates that we all should be thinking about it.  According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), in 2007, U.S. fire departments responded to 399,000 home structure fires. These fires caused 13,600 civilian injuries, 2,865 civilian deaths, and $7.4 billion in direct damage. The NFPA compiles statistics for all causes of fire at home and in industry.  The leading causes of fires in the home are: cooking, electrical, smoking materials, candles, and heating equipment.

A recent survey conducted by the Society of Fire Protection Engineers found that Americans misjudge fire risks. The survey revealed that “70% of Americans feel safer from fire at home than in a commercial high-rise building.” It is truly ironic that where people feel safest, in their homes, is where the majority of fire deaths occur. Consider this; US fire departments responded to an estimated 362,500 home structure fires in 2009.