Piclaim
iOS app by Christophe Surbier. Utilities · Christophe Surbier
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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Store description excerpt
Build a photo inventory before you need it. Piclaim is a simple way to record what you own: rooms, photos, values and receipts. If something happens — fire, leak, theft, or a move — you already have a file you can send. No digging through drawers the week after. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Set up a home and walk through each room • Shoot up to five photos per item • Attach a receipt from the camera, your library, or a PDF • Share a short report or a full pack • Export one item on its own, with larger photos WHY PEOPLE USE IT Insurers ask what you had and what it was worth. Memory is a bad witness. Piclaim keeps the photos, the amounts, purchase dates, receipts, and — when the phone saved them — when and where each picture was taken. Each file also gets a SHA-256 fingerprint, computed on your device. YOUR DATA STAYS WITH YOU There is no Piclaim account. Nothing is uploaded to our servers. Everything lives on your iPhone or iPad, and in your iCloud if you use it. WHAT THIS IS NOT This is not a legal timestamp (not eIDAS) and we do not certify that a photo or invoice is genuine. A payout is always up to your insurer and your policy. Piclaim will not get you a cheque. It will get you a clear, dated file to send. PRICING Free: one home, one room, 15 items, watermark on the PDF. Premium (one-time, shown in your local currency): unlimited items in one home, no watermark. Extra home (repeatable): one more home each time. Premium required. For iPhone and iPad. English, French and Spanish.
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