What Is a Thingventory?

You know your bank balance. You probably know your investment portfolio value. But do you know the total value of everything you own? Your sneakers, your tech, your outerwear, your watches? Most people have no idea.

Your Stuff Is an Asset Class

The average person owns thousands of dollars in resaleable goods and doesn't track any of it. A pair of shoes you bought two years ago might be worth more now than when you bought them. That vintage jacket in your closet might be worth hundreds. You'd never know unless you checked.

A Thingventory is a personal inventory of everything you own that has resale value — identified, graded, and valued by AI. Think of it as a balance sheet for your physical stuff.

How It Works

Building a Thingventory is simple. Open Thingdom, point your camera at an item, and snap. The AI identifies it — brand, model, variant — and adds it to your collection with a current market valuation. Do this for everything: your shoe rotation, your tech stack, your jacket collection.

Each item gets a condition grade and a live valuation that updates as market prices change. Your total Thingventory value — your "net worth" in stuff — updates automatically.

Why It Matters

Three reasons:

• Know before you sell — When you're ready to let something go, you already know what it's worth. No research needed.
• Spot trends — See which items are appreciating and which are depreciating. Make smarter buying and selling decisions.
• Insurance and records — Having a visual inventory with valuations makes insurance claims, moves, and organisation dramatically easier.

Beyond Tracking

A Thingventory isn't just a list. When you're ready to sell, list any item in one tap — the AI writes the description and sets the price. When you want to buy, your Thingventory informs what the AI recommends. It knows your style, your brands, your price range.

It's the missing layer between owning stuff and understanding the value of what you own. Most people are sitting on more value than they think.