Scan it. Trast identifies it, values it, and files it away — ready for insurance claims, moves, or peace of mind.
Total value, categories, and every recent addition, updated the instant you scan.
Point your camera. Trast identifies the item and estimates its value automatically.
Everything sorted the way insurance actually asks for it — no manual filing.
Point your camera at anything in your home — Trast recognizes it instantly, no typing required.
Item, category, and an estimated value are filled in automatically using AI.
Added to your collection instantly — documented, valued, and ready if you ever need it for insurance.
Real category breakdown, pulled straight from what you've scanned.
Enter your policy's actual limits for a more accurate check.
Every documented item, ready for your insurer in one PDF.
Start free. Upgrade only if you actually want to.
Everything you need to start documenting your home.
or $39.99/year — locked in for early members, before this goes up
For anyone who wants the full safety net.
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No. Trast has no insurer partnerships — we're a documentation tool, not a data broker. Your inventory is yours. [Placeholder answer — confirm exact data policy language.]
Yes — the free tier covers unlimited scanning and basic organization, no credit card required. Premium adds coverage alerts and claim reports. [Placeholder answer.]
Your inventory is tied to your account, not your device — sign in on a new phone and everything's there. [Placeholder answer.]
Trast is available on iOS and Android. [Placeholder answer — confirm minimum OS versions.]
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