Coming soon to iPhone
Know what you own
— calmly.
HausKeep is the private, insurance-ready way to document your home — photograph what you own, with no data-entry marathon and no subscription trap. Join the early-access list and we'll let you know the moment it's ready.
Get early access →Your second memory
Find anything by where it belongs.
Insurance-ready
A replacement-value PDF, made on your device.
Private by design
No tracking, no ads, ever.
Mantel clock
Reading chair
01 — A second memory
Where did that go, again
The receipt, the serial number, the box it came in, the drawer it lives in. HausKeep holds the details your head shouldn't have to.
Photograph a thing once. From then on, your haus remembers it for you — what it is, where it belongs, what it's worth.
One photo is enough
Every other detail is optional
Found in seconds
By room, by name, by memory
02 — One haus, shared
Everyone's things, in one haus
Every space can belong to someone — Alfie's room, Tom's bedroom, Eve's room — and so can every item in it. One shared haus, organised as the family who lives in it, not as one undifferentiated pile.
Add an owner to anything that has one. It shows up as a small badge on the item, and on the record your insurer sees.
Reading chair
Board games
Anglepoise lamp
A per-person summary of what their own decluttering actually delivered — items reallocated, sold, value realised.
03 — Calm decisions
Keep or release
See it clearly
Each thing sits beside its story — what it cost, how often it's used, what it means. Decisions get easier when nothing is vague.
No deadlines
There are no streaks to keep and nothing counting down. Sort a drawer today, a room next month. The record waits patiently.
Decide once
Mark a thing keep or release — and stop re-deciding every time you open the cupboard. That's the calm part.
04 — Letting go, well
From shelf to sold
When you decide to let something go, its listing is already half-written. HausKeep turns an item's record — photos, condition, original price — into a ready-to-post ad for Vinted or eBay.
Letting go stops being an afternoon of admin. It becomes the last small step of a decision you already made.
Draft listing · ready to post
Anglepoise desk lamp, cream
05 — Insurance-ready
Ready before you ever need it
76%
of UK households may be underinsured
Uswitch, 2026
32%
of people have no home contents insurance at all — up from 26% in 2022
GoCompare, 2025
9.3 million
UK households have no contents insurance, leaving around £276bn of possessions uninsured
Go.Compare / ABI, via Insurance Times · Feb 2024
Haus record
Exported for your insurer, in one gesture
A claim is a bad week made worse by missing paperwork. HausKeep keeps a quiet, dated record of what you own — so if the worst happens, the proof already exists.
No forms to fill in advance. Your everyday cataloguing is the preparation.
06 — Lagom Academy
Just enough, learned gently
Lagom is the Swedish idea of just the right amount. The Academy is a short, quiet course in living with it — one small lesson at a time, read in the time a kettle takes.
Lesson one
Why we keep what we don't use
Lesson two
The one-photo habit
Lesson three
Passing things on with their stories
Join the
Haus Family
Begin with one photograph of one thing. Your haus takes it from there.
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