Binary Formations Home Inventory is a powerful, easy to use application for keeping track of all of your possessions. Maintaining a complete and up-to-date inventory is critical when making an insurance claim and in assessing if you have the proper amount of coverage in your policy. Home Inventory helps you with these things by keeping track of critical information about the items in your home.

Home Inventory lets you have a virtually unlimited number of photos for each item (different angles, a closeup shot of a serial number, pictures showing an item's placement in the room, or anything else you want). You can import photos into Home Inventory from your hard drive, take a picture with your Mac's iSight camera, scan them in directly with a TWAIN compliant scanner, or drag and drop them from other applications (such as iPhoto).

It doesn't end there. Once you have your photos in Home Inventory, you can use Home Inventory's built-in image editor to rotate and crop your item photos without having to go through an external application.

Home Inventory's album view lets you manage all of the photos in your inventory database in one place. Using the album view you can import photos, associate and disassociate photos with items, and delete photos. The association feature even allows you to associate the same photo with multiple items (such as a photo of the components in your audio/video setup can be associated with your DVD player, receiver, television, and gaming console).

You a lot of time putting together your inventory by using the album view to import a bunch of photos all at once then quickly assign them to the correct items. You can even create new items on the fly from selected photos with a single click of the mouse button.

Home Inventory can create detailed reports. The extensive reporting options let you determine how item information is organized (by location, by category), what fields are presented, and much more.

Binary Formations recommends you keep a printed copy of your home's inventory in a safe deposit box or other trusted location away from your home in case disaster strikes.