Private records stay private
A pilot partner does not receive access to participants' inventory contents, documents, or account data.
For organizations
Make preparedness something people actually finish.
OwnHaul turns home-inventory guidance into a private, usable record for receipts, photos, serial numbers, warranty dates, and item history. Start with a small pilot and decide from evidence.
Pilot structure
Small enough to run. Specific enough to learn.
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Choose a focused cohort
Start with a limited group of homeowners, policyholders, or preparedness-program participants.
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Share one dedicated path
The first test can run without an API, systems integration, or custom enterprise deployment.
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Measure useful activation
Evaluate signups, first records, saved documents, warranties, return use, and exports in aggregate.
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Decide from evidence
Review completion friction and participant feedback before discussing a broader relationship.
Clear boundaries
Useful without overclaiming.
OwnHaul is a consumer-controlled record, not an insurance decision system.
No claim promises
OwnHaul does not determine coverage, guarantee record acceptance, or replace an insurer, adjuster, or adviser.
No forced integration
A dedicated acquisition path is enough to test behavior before either side commits engineering resources.
Aggregate pilot reporting
The useful question is whether invited participants begin and maintain records—not what any individual owns.
Current stage
Open beta, looking for one rigorous pilot.
OwnHaul is early. It does not claim proven claims outcomes, insurer validation, or independent security certification. The purpose of a pilot is to test activation, usefulness, and trust before making a larger commitment.
Review the product first.
The interactive demo uses invented data and requires no account.