A Raidan app
Know what you own.
Know what it's worth.
WorthOf is a simple home and property inventory app for keeping your rooms and belongings organised. Record what you own, what you paid and the estimated value you assign to it — all in one place.
Start free with up to 3 properties. Add more properties whenever you need them.
WorthOf
Your home inventory, without the spreadsheet.
Simple by design
Your belongings, organised around your home
From your living room and kitchen to your garage, office or another property, WorthOf gives everything a logical place.
Everything has a place
Organise belongings by property and room, so your inventory reflects where everything actually lives.
Know what you've spent
Record purchase details and actual costs for furniture, appliances, electronics and everyday belongings.
See what it's worth
Add estimated values and get a clearer picture of the belongings you've recorded.
A useful inventory for real life
Keep furniture, appliances, electronics, technology and personal belongings together with the information that matters to you.
Start organising what you own
Create your account, add your properties and rooms, then build an inventory that grows with you. WorthOf includes up to 3 properties, with additional properties available when you need them.
Designed, developed and operated in Australia by Raidan Pty Ltd.
Practical guides
Start with a room, build a home inventory
Looking for a home inventory checklist or a way to organise belongings before moving? These guides help you build a useful record of your household items, purchase costs and estimated values.
- Home inventory checklist: what to record in each room →
- Organise your belongings before moving house →
Questions about WorthOf
- What is a home inventory app?
- A home inventory app helps you keep a record of your belongings. WorthOf organises items by property and room and lets you record purchase details, actual costs and your own estimated values.
- Does WorthOf automatically value my belongings?
- You assign the estimated values yourself. Keep these estimates separate from original purchase costs and review them as your belongings change.