Your Encircle inventory is gone. Your next one should be insurance-grade.

Encircle ended support for its free consumer Home Inventory product effective December 17, 2025. After that date, consumer accounts could no longer log in and their inventory data became inaccessible; Encircle told users to export their records (PDF, Excel, and media files) before the deadline. The company now focuses on field-documentation software for professional restoration contractors.

Source: Encircle Help Center, “How to Export Your Encircle Home Inventory Data”. That was a reasonable business decision by Encircle, and this page is not a complaint about it. It is for the people it left without an inventory.

A home inventory is not a list. It is evidence. The version that matters is the one your carrier will accept after a loss.

After a fire or a burglary, the burden of proving what you owned falls on you. Adjusters ask for photos, receipts, model numbers, and dates. An inventory that lives in the same place as your policy, organized room by room with a walkthrough video behind it, is what turns “we had a lot of stuff” into a documented contents claim.

Re_Tera is an AI insurance copilot for homeowners and renters. It does two jobs that usually live in separate apps:

• It reads your own policy in plain English. Upload your homeowners or renters policy and start an Investigation: what your coverage limits and sublimits say, what common exclusions look like, and what questions are worth asking your carrier, all grounded in your document and your state's insurance rules.
• It keeps a claim-ready record. Room scans with a walkthrough video saved to your account, item photos, and receipts, organized room by room in your Inventory, so the documentation exists before you ever need it.