Straight answers before you start.

OwnHaul is a private inventory for the practical records that come with your belongings: photos, receipts, model and serial numbers, warranty details, maintenance history, and reminders.

It is for anyone who wants a reliable record of the things they own without maintaining a spreadsheet or searching through inboxes, retailer accounts, and drawers.

Unlimited manual inventory. The Free plan also includes photos and documents, warranties, folders, search, filtering, sorting, and in-app reminders.

OwnHaul Pro is the paid plan for features with ongoing processing costs: AI Camera and automated warranty email reminders. Pro access begins after Paddle confirms an active, trialing, or past-due subscription. If billing is not configured for the current deployment, Settings will say so.

OwnHaul Pro costs $3.99/month or $29.99/year. The yearly plan works out to about $2.50/month and saves 37% compared with paying monthly for a year. Checkout appears in Settings only after billing has been configured for the current deployment.

Yes. Item photos are stored privately and are displayed through temporary, authenticated access for the account owner.

Yes. Receipts, manuals, warranty cards, and other documents are stored privately and opened through temporary access links for your account.

No. OwnHaul does not sell your personal information to advertisers or third parties.

The item is removed from active OwnHaul views. Its current photo, documents, and associated records may remain for recovery, data integrity, or account lifecycle purposes.

OwnHaul attempts to remove your inventory records, stored photos and documents, preferences, profile, and authentication account. That work spans multiple systems and is not a single atomic operation, so an error may be shown if support is needed to finish it.

Add a purchase date and warranty duration, and OwnHaul calculates the end date. Upcoming and expired coverage then appears in the in-app Reminders view.

In-app reminders group coverage that is expired or ends within 7, 30, or 90 days. Preference controls also support 90, 30, 7, and 1 day email thresholds; automated email delivery is available to Pro subscribers after billing and email delivery are configured.

Yes. Warranty information is optional. You can still keep photos, documents, serial numbers, folders, notes, and history for an item.

AI Camera reads a product, receipt, box, or serial label and suggests item details before you save anything.

It can suggest a product name, brand, model, serial number, purchase date, price, warranty duration, warranty provider, and category when those details are clear in the image.

No. The suggestions are placed in the normal item form. You can edit or remove any value, and the item is created only after you explicitly confirm it.

Uncertain or absent values are left blank. You can fill them in yourself or save the item without optional information.

Yes. One item can belong to more than one folder, and folders can be pinned for quick access.

Yes. You can attach supported receipt images or PDFs while creating an item and upload additional documents from Item Details.

Yes. Item identity, purchase details, warranty information, notes, folders, and the item photo can be updated later.