Manifest is a home inventory app that builds itself. Walk through a room with your camera rolling and it turns the video into an itemized list, or add items one at a time with a photo, a receipt, or your voice. It works out the brand, model, serial number, price, warranty, and return window, then files the whole thing for you. No spreadsheet, no data entry you'll abandon after a week.
The point is the moment you actually need it. Something breaks and the warranty wants proof of purchase and a serial number. A return window is closing. A recall lands. An adjuster asks for a list of everything you owned. Manifest keeps that record current in the background, and it remembers where you put things. Print a QR sticker for a storage box and scan it to see what's inside, or set a recurring reminder for the upkeep you always forget.
Already keep a list somewhere else? Import it from a spreadsheet or another app in one pass. A Home Score shows how your inventory compares to households like yours, which is a quick way to catch where you're underinsured.
On web, iOS, and Android. Free trial, then plans from $1.99/month.
Frequently asked questions
What is Manifest?
Manifest is a home & real estate tool. Walk a room on video and Manifest builds your home inventory, or add items by photo, receipt, or voice. It tracks returns and recalls.
Is Manifest free?
Manifest is a paid tool; there's no permanent free tier listed.
What can you do with Manifest?
Manifest covers Video-to-itemized-list home inventory creation, Add items via photo, receipt, or voice input and Automatic extraction of brand, model, serial number, price, and warranty details.
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