Kept · Home inventory for renters and homeowners

Your belongings.
Kept private.

Photos, purchase details and notes—everything in one place. Organized room by room, stored privately on your device.

Moving house, spring cleaning or renewing your insurance? Start with one item and build from there.

Available now for iPhone and iPad
in the United States and South Africa.

Get to know Kept
Kept app icon: an off-white k and citron dot on ink

A place for the things
that make a home.

No Kept accountNo advertisingInventory stored on your device

Make a record
that is useful.

Keep the details together, so they are there when you need them.

01 / RECORD

Room by room.

Add photos, prices, purchase dates, serial numbers, barcodes, warranty notes and other details. Search your inventory or browse by room and category. Wondering “is it still under warranty?” Check the purchase date and warranty notes you saved with the item.

02 / KEEP A COPY

A copy you control.

Make a readable PDF of your whole inventory or a selected room. Save a separate password-encrypted backup through Files when you want a copy that can restore editable records.

03 / STAY PRIVATE

At home on your device.

No Kept account, advertising, analytics SDK or automatic Kept cloud sync. Use the optional device-authentication lock for extra protection.

Make a start
with what’s happening at home.

A move, a spring clean or an insurance renewal can be a reason to make a record of what you own.

Moving house?

Record your belongings room by room before you pack. Keep each item’s photos, purchase details and notes together.

Spring cleaning or making room for wedding gifts?

Make a list of what you own and the room it belongs in. When you ask “where did I put that?”, search your saved items or browse by room.

Insurance renewal coming up?

Export a PDF of your recorded belongings to review or share. Check your insurer’s evidence requirements; the report does not determine coverage or replacement value.

A finished example

Your inventory.
Ready to save or share.

A readable PDF brings the photos and details you recorded together, grouped by room. Export your whole inventory or one room. PDF export is included on Free.

This sample has three fictional belongings across two rooms. Open the PDF to read the complete report.

Open the sample PDF
Example Kept PDF report showing a portable speaker, desk lamp and reading chair across Living room and Office, with a recorded purchase-value total of $400.
Exported by Kept on 7 October 2026. Fictional example items and values.

Start with ten.
Keep going with Plus.

All inventory features are included. Choose Plus when you need room for more items.

Start here

FREE

10 items.

No subscription needed

Unlimited rooms. Photos, search, PDF exports and encrypted backups included.

KEPT PLUS

Unlimited items.

Need more than 10 items? Plus removes the item limit.

US$3.99 / month
or US$42.99 / year, billed annuallySave about 10% with annual.

Twelve monthly payments cost US$47.88. Annual saves US$4.89.

Both plans renew automatically until cancelled. Your existing records remain available after Plus ends.

US prices shown above. In South Africa, Plus is R79.99 / month or R859.99 / year, billed annually. Apple shows the applicable local price before purchase. Apple handles purchases and subscription management.

Before you start.

Why use Kept instead of a paper list?

A paper list can work. Kept is useful when you want photos and item details together, records you can search, and a PDF you can save or share. You can start free with 10 items, unlimited rooms and every inventory feature. Plus is optional and only removes the item limit.

What happens if I lose my phone?

Your inventory is stored on your device. There is no Kept account or automatic cloud copy, and Kept’s inventory is excluded from automatic device backups. Create a password-encrypted backup through Files and keep a copy somewhere you can access without that phone.

Keep the backup password safe. Kept cannot recover it. Without an accessible backup and its password, you may not be able to recover your inventory. A PDF is a readable report, not a backup that restores editable records.

A few useful details.

Local day to day

Everyday inventory work is local. Purchases, Restore purchases and refreshed subscription status may need a connection. A Files or sharing provider handles the copies you choose to send to it.

Honest records

Barcode scanning records codes and finds matching saved items; unfamiliar products are entered manually. Changing inventory currency does not convert recorded amounts.

Keep it safe

Keep an independent encrypted backup and its password safe. A PDF is a report, not a restorable inventory backup. Recorded purchase values are not appraisals or a promise of insurance coverage.

Guides for your home inventory.

Start a record of your belongings or compare Kept with a spreadsheet, notes and photos.