Sep 26, 10:14 amPhone call with the adjuster
Asked for kitchen photos grouped by item. Said the contents review starts once the inventory is in.
Next stepUpload the six missing kitchen photos by Oct 3.
Walk through your file, room by room.
Every part of a claim gets a room: the inventory, living-expense receipts, your deadlines, your calls with the insurer and the payments that follow, and the export. Log a record and its room fills in.
Start in the kitchen. The inventory is free, and it is enough to document your home before anything goes wrong.
Counted from the items logged in this room. Example data.
KitchenInventory
Room 1 of 6
Build the inventory, one room at a time.
Add every item you can remember, with any receipts you can find. Radby shows what each room is still missing, so you know your next step without keeping a list in your head.
- Unlimited rooms and items
- Photos and receipt uploads on each item
- A claim-readiness checklist for before anything happens
Free with Home Inventory.
| Item | Photo | Receipt |
|---|---|---|
| Oak dining table | Added | Attached |
| Four wooden chairs | Added | None yet |
| Gas range, four burner | Needs a photo | Attached |
| Stand mixer | Added | Attached |
| Enamel water jug | Needs a photo | None yet |
| Showing 5 of 34 items. 6 need a photo. | ||
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Photos from your phone, turned into named items. Example data.
Living roomInventory
Room 2 of 6
From camera roll to inventory.
The photos already on your phone become items with a name, a room, and a note. Nothing stays loose in the camera roll, and the totals for the whole home stay in view.
Free with Home Inventory.
InventoryExample, in the app
- All rooms 92
- Kitchen 34
- Living room 58
| Item | Photo | Receipt |
|---|---|---|
| Linen sofa | From camera roll | None yet |
| Oak coffee table | From camera roll | Attached |
| Wool rug | From camera roll | Attached |
| Floor lamp | Needs a photo | None yet |
| Showing 4 of 58 items. 3 need a photo. | ||
83 of 92 items have a photo. 9 need one.
Legend: Radby is software. It does not contact insurers or read policies.
Receipts logged while staying away from home. Example data.
BedroomLiving-expense ledger
Room 3 of 6
Receipts from wherever you are sleeping for now.
If you are staying in a hotel or with family, log each living-expense receipt as it happens: the room, the laundromat, the extra miles. Flag one you cannot attach yet and Radby reminds you to add it.
What counts toward living expenses is a question for your insurer.
Radby: Reminder you flagged: add the receipt for extra mileage, Sep 25, to your ledger. Reply STOP to cancel, HELP for help.
Comes with Claim File, $59 per claim.
| Date | What | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 18 | Hotel, 3 nightsReceipt attached | $486.00 |
| Sep 21 | LaundromatReceipt attached | $22.50 |
| Sep 22 | Meals, 2 daysReceipt attached | $74.12 |
| Sep 25 | Extra mileage, 84 milesFlagged: add receipt | $56.28 |
| Showing 4 of 23 receipts | $638.90 | |
Legend: Radby is software. It does not contact insurers or read policies.
Days counted from today to each date you entered. Example data.
HallwayDeadlines
Room 4 of 6
Deadlines on the wall, where you pass them.
Enter the dates from your policy and your insurer's letters, with a note on where each one came from. Radby keeps them in order, counts the days, and reminds you about the dates you entered, on the schedule you set.
Radby does not read your policy or find deadlines for you. If you are unsure of a date, ask your insurer.
Radby: Reminder you set: Proof of loss is due Oct 11, in 12 days. Reply STOP to cancel, HELP for help.
Comes with Claim File, $59 per claim.
DeadlinesExample, in the app
- Oct 11Proof of lossFrom the letter dated Sep 2012 days
- Oct 24Contents inventoryFrom the adjuster call, Sep 2625 days
- Nov 3Living-expense receiptsFrom the letter dated Sep 2035 days
- Dec 15Repair estimateFrom the policy, entered Sep 1477 days
Your reminders7 days and 1 day before each date, by text
Legend: Radby is software. It does not contact insurers or read policies.
Calls and payments you logged yourself. Example data.
OfficeConversations and payments
Room 5 of 6
Every call written down. Every payment recorded.
After each conversation with your insurer, log when it happened, the role of the person you talked to, what was said, and what happens next. When a question comes up weeks later, the answer is in your records, not in your memory.
Claim payments often arrive in pieces. Record each one when it lands, with what it was for, and see everything that has arrived so far. Flag one you still need to log and Radby reminds you.
Radby records what you received. It never values your loss or says what you are owed.
Comes with Claim File, $59 per claim.
Conversation logExample, in the app
Sep 20, 2:40 pmLetter from the insurer
Proof of loss form enclosed, due Oct 11. Deadline added to the hallway.
PaymentsExample, in the app
- Sep 12Advance payment$2,500.00
- Sep 24Living expenses$1,134.00
- Sep 27Contents, first payment$4,120.00
Recorded so far$7,754.00
Legend: Radby is software. It does not contact insurers or read policies.
Everything in the house, in one export. Example data.
Front doorExport and pricing
Room 6 of 6
One clean file, ready to send.
Export the whole claim file in one click: every room, deadline, call, receipt, and payment, in order. You decide where it goes and you send it yourself. Radby never sends anything to your insurer.
Radby: Your claim file export is ready in your account. Reply STOP to cancel, HELP for help.
Comes with Claim File, $59 per claim. See pricing
Claim fileExample, in the app
- Inventory92 items in 2 rooms
- Deadlines4 dates
- Conversation log9 calls
- Living expenses23 receipts
- Payments3 recorded
Claim file, exported Sep 29Ready to download from your account
Legend: Radby is software. It does not contact insurers or read policies.
Start with one room.
Home Inventory is free, and nothing has to go wrong first. Add Claim File for $59 when you have an active claim to run.
Legend: Radby is software. It does not contact insurers or read policies.