I'm building OwnHaul for a simple problem: when something breaks, the receipt, purchase date, warranty terms, and product details are often scattered. The current beta lets you organize those records yourself; it does not decide whether a claim is covered.
You can try the sample workflow without an account: https://ownhaul.com/demo?source=...
If you've dealt with a warranty claim, which missing record caused the most friction? I'm using that feedback to decide what to simplify next.
I added a public sample demo because asking someone to create an account before they understand a private home-inventory app is backwards.
In about two minutes, the demo shows how OwnHaul keeps an item's receipt, photo, model and serial details, warranty dates, maintenance history, and exportable claim packet together. It uses sample data and saves nothing.
Try it: https://ownhaul.com/demo?source=...
I'm focusing the beta on U.S. homeowners and trying to answer three questions:
OwnHaul is a private home inventory and warranty tracker that keeps each item's receipt, purchase details, photos, documents, and coverage dates in one searchable record. It calculates warranty expiry dates and keeps upcoming or expired coverage visible. Add items manually for free, or use Pro's AI Camera to extract details from a receipt, box, or serial label and receive automated email reminders.
