Point your camera at a thing. It gets identified, valued, dated, and filed. Later, when the insurance company, the buyer, or the tax year asks what you had, you have an answer with a photograph and a timestamp instead of a shrug.
Free to create an account. Nothing here spends your money without showing you the number first.
No feature list padding. These are the things it does today.
Take a picture. The system reads make, model and condition off the photo and fills the record in. You correct it if it is wrong, and it gets better at your stuff specifically.
Each item carries a value range with the reasoning attached. Nothing is invented — when it does not know, it says it does not know.
Total Recall search: type what you remember, not what you named it. "The blue case with the drill bits." It surfaces the item and the last place it was seen.
A fire, a theft, a divorce, a sale, an audit. Photographs with dates, serials and receipts, exportable — the file you wish you had made a year earlier.
Three steps. That is the whole thing.
No team yet. The goal is stated out loud instead of hidden: be the first single-person company to reach a billion dollars — legally, in the open, with something people actually use — and then give that money to AI-safety research. Hiring starts after, not before. If you want to see whether an ordinary person can actually do that, the way to help is to use the thing.
Assets is one part of XSCN. Same account, same data, no second signup.
Straight answers, including the unflattering ones.
No, and you should not try. Most people do one room, see the value, and keep going. It is useful from the first ten items.
They are AI estimates with the reasoning shown, not appraisals. They are good enough to argue with an insurer and honest enough to tell you when the range is wide.
Making an account is free. Anything that would spend real money tells you the number first and waits for you to say yes — the assistant never moves money on its own.
One person, building in the open. The stated goal is to be the first solo-built company to reach a billion dollars legally, then hand that money to AI-safety research.
Your content is yours. The AI only reads what you switch on. There is an anonymised, aggregate insight market you can opt into and get paid from — opting out is the default and costs you nothing.
No. It is one account and one app. This is that one feature given its own front door, so you can start here without meeting eighty other things first.
One account gets you this and everything else in XSCN. It takes under a minute and costs nothing.
Catalog what you own