You already know you should. You just never have, because every way of doing it was painful enough to keep putting off. That pain is the whole problem. WHIG removes it. Walk, talk, done.
No forms. No typing. No separate photography. Just walk and talk. WHIG does the rest while you’re still in the room.
Free in the app. Anyone can make a list. The Evidence Package proves you made it before.
See which rooms are well documented and which still need attention, at a glance.
Each item carries its own photo from the walkthrough, an estimated value, and a flag when it needs backing up.
Send a read-only link when you need to. Add what you buy. It stays yours, encrypted on your device.
Jewellery, art, watches, antiques. WHIG will not guess at these. A number we invent is worse than no number at all. Instead it does the part you’ve been avoiding, so a proper valuation becomes easy.
Lost or stolen later, a dated record made before the loss is exactly what an assessor asks for.



The Evidence Package is a sealed PDF record of everything you own: every item photographed and valued, with a tamper-evident chain of custody that proves it has not been altered since the day you made it.
You've meant to document your home since you moved in. You're not lazy, every method just felt like too much work. This is the one that's actually easy.
Suspects the number matters but has no idea what it is. Knowing it changes everything, from insurance to peace of mind.
Tens of thousands in tools and gear, documented nowhere. You know what it's worth. Try proving it to an insurer after a break-in or a theft off site.
Wants to know exactly where their inventory lives and who can reach it. Encrypted on your device, with a key only you hold.
Seeing the actual number makes it real. Knowing what you own is the first step to protecting it.
Wants the receipts matched, the serial numbers logged, and the specialist items flagged. Treats their inventory like a project.
Your walkthrough is encrypted in transit and processed in an isolated environment. The moment your inventory is ready, it is delivered to your own storage and the video is deleted, within the hour, always within 24. Your inventory is encrypted with a key only you hold. We can’t read it, and it never lives on our servers.
If WHIG were breached tomorrow, attackers would find a list of room labels and cryptographic hashes. Item names, brands and values are never sent to our servers, so there is nothing about what anyone owns to leak. By design.
A qualified contents assessor charges $150–$300 per hour and takes 3–6 hours for a typical home. You need an appointment. You’re at home. It’s a stranger going through your belongings.
Most hesitation comes from a few places: wondering whether you could just do it yourself, not knowing prices, worrying about specialist items, and not trusting where their data goes. All answered honestly below.
You could, and a spreadsheet or a folder of photos is better than nothing. The difficulty comes at claim time. A record you made yourself is your own word, with no independent date on it and no way to show it has not changed since. That is the part you cannot make for yourself, so it is the only part we charge for. The inventory is free and comes from one walkthrough rather than an afternoon in every room. Your sealed record is signed and timestamped with a key you never hold, and anyone can check it at whig.app/verify.
No. And this is the most common misconception. Insurance uses new replacement cost, not what you paid. We estimate what it would cost to replace each item today using category averages adjusted for your country. You describe what you own. You need zero knowledge of prices.
We never guess at specialist items. Jewellery, original art, antiques, instruments, watches. We flag them for a professional valuation and add them to your Priority List with a recommended action. A number we invent is worse than no number at all.
Honest answer: during the few minutes of processing, in an isolated environment, the video is readable, because that's how the inventory gets built. The moment it's done, the video is deleted, within the hour and always within 24. Your finished inventory is encrypted with a key only you hold and delivered to Google Drive, iCloud, or your own device. Not ours. Our database only ever holds room labels and cryptographic hashes, never item names, brands, or values. If WHIG were breached, attackers would find room labels, not what you own. Full detail on the security page.
Absolutely. Renters own belongings too. Often with no record at all. Whether for contents insurance, a rental dispute, or simply knowing what you have, the record is yours regardless of what type of property you live in. WHIG works everywhere you live.
Nobody remembers everything. That's expected. WHIG applies household profile floors for items everyone has (clothing, linen, everyday items) based on what it infers from your walkthrough. You can always re-walk a space. The more you give it, the better the output.
It depends on specificity. A clearly named item (Breville Barista Express, MacBook Pro M3) is matched to a narrow category for a tighter estimate. A vague description falls back to a broader category average, adjusted for your country. Every estimate is labelled with how it was derived. Guide only. Not a professional valuation.
The app is free. Recording is free. Processing is free. You only pay when you want the permanent, verifiable Evidence Package.
Walk through your home, see your full inventory. Every item identified, every value estimated, every gap task generated. Browse it all in the app.
Proof, not just a document. Sealed and signed the moment you make it, so an insurer can confirm it is genuine without having to take your word for it.
One payment per home. You are never billed automatically and there is nothing to cancel. If you want a fresh sealed record in a year, you buy one, because it is a new record. The one you own keeps working either way.
Estimates only. Not professional valuations.
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