Two fixes to the numbers this app exists to produce. An item value pasted or typed as a negative used to subtract from your totals. The form now refuses it, and any older row that holds one is left out of the total, the list line and the insurance report alike — so the document adds up to its own lines. And if you'd already unlocked unlimited items, adding one right after opening the app could show the purchase screen again. It now waits for the App Store to confirm what you own.

More than one place to keep things. Turn on Multiple properties in Settings and an item can say which property it's in — a second home, a rental, a parent's house you're cataloguing for them. The list filters to one, the totals follow, and the insurance PDF says which address it covers. It's off unless you ask for it. If everything you own is in one place, nothing about the app changes.

Home Inventory is now a native iPad app, laid out for every orientation instead of running in iPhone compatibility mode. Small reliability fix in the purchase flow, and the unlock screen now recognises early supporters correctly instead of offering them a purchase they already have.

This update introduces Home Inventory Unlimited, an optional one-time purchase that unlocks unlimited items. The free tier includes up to 25 items with every feature: rooms, photos, receipts, serial numbers, CSV import/export, and insurance reports. Early adopters: if you installed the app before this update, you keep unlimited access. Thank you for being here from the start.