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Work · July 31, 2026

Stowly

Know what you own — a free home inventory web app

Stowly launched on July 31, 2026 with 2 votes.

What it does

Stowly helps you catalogue what you own — photograph items, track warranties and return windows so they don't lapse, and export an insurance-ready PDF for your insurer. Share one inventory across your household. Runs in any browser, no install. Unlimited items free.

Catalogue everything you own with photos, values, warranties, and receipts. Export an insurance-ready PDF, share with your household, and track it all on any device. Free to start.

Catalogue everything you own — photos, values, warranties, and receipts — so you can find it, prove it, and never lose track. Fast enough that you’ll actually finish, not another spreadsheet that dies at row 14. Built for homeowners and renters, not businesses. Your data stays yours — encrypted, backed up, never sold; downgrading never deletes your items. Fast to fill in, organized the way your home actually works, and ready the day you need it. Add items in seconds — quick-add several, start from a template, or scan a barcode. Photos, brand, model, serial, value. Auto-computed warranty and return deadlines, scheduled maintenance, and reminders — per item, or one weekly digest. Attach…from getstowly.app

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