“I know I have it somewhere.”
Keep the receipt, photo, warranty, and contact with the thing they belong to.
One place for the places and things you care about
Stop searching.
Start finding.
Receipts, contacts, warranties, photos, and work history where they belong—connected to the home, vehicle, or item they cover. Three photos start a folder. Past work belongs on the timeline too. You choose public or private on each record.
Free to startThree photos to startPast dates welcomeNo card required
Home recordWork history stays with the place
FINALLY HAD ENOUGH
You have the answer.
It's just buried somewhere.
Phone photos, old emails, text threads, that drawer, the garage, your spouse's phone. The proof exists—finding it is the problem.
“Who did that work?”
Add the business, completion date, and work details to the folder for that home or item.
“When did we replace that?”
Add an event today or record work that happened years ago—use the actual date.
IT STARTS THIS SIMPLY
Three photos.
One folder.
Front, label, and a detail shot. AI reads the brand, model, and serial. You confirm. The folder exists—with a first photo, the identifier, and documentation photos in one step.
What you get in one step
- Folder created
- Serial captured
- First photo set
- Documentation attached
NOT JUST THE HOUSE
The house has a folder.
So does everything in it.
A folder is a shared public space for a home, vehicle, tool, appliance, collectible, or valuable. Snap three photos of the thing in front of you. Anyone can find an existing folder or create one when it doesn't exist. No person or business owns it.
- Tools, appliances, vehicles, and valuables—not only the address
- Search by name, VIN, serial number, or identifier
- See where an item is placed
- Let useful public history grow across contributors
ASSET LIBRARYEverything together
LOCATION HISTORYPeople, work, and records
A HISTORY THAT GROWS BOTH WAYS
You are not starting a timeline.
You are catching up.
The roof was replaced in 2019. Put that date on it. Today's repair belongs next to it. Zurzag uses the date the work happened—not the day you remembered to write it down.
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Add past eventsRecord what happened using the actual or approximate date—a kitchen remodel from July 1, 2020 sits beside today's repair.
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Keep evidence nearbyAttach receipts, contacts, photos, serials, and notes to the same folder so the proof is with the thing it belongs to.
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Keep adding from todayThe timeline is not forward-only. Catch up what you already lived, then drop in the next job as it happens.
REAL PRODUCT. USEFUL MOMENTS.
Fix the problem a little at a time.
Start with the detail you need today. Every useful addition makes the next question easier to answer.
01 · CAPTURE THE PROOF
The receipt stops living in your camera roll.
Post the work, use the date it happened, and attach the receipt while it's still easy to find.
02 · CHOOSE THE VISIBILITY
Private or public is your call.
Add when you acquired an item—even approximately—and choose the layer that fits. A private record can be made public later.
03 · LET THE WORK HELP
A business can contribute. Nobody owns the folder.
People and businesses can add their own records to the same public folder. Each contributor controls the visibility of their own record—not the folder or anyone else's work.
YOU DON'T DO IT ALONE
The people who did the work can add the record.
Less typing for you. Less “I know I have it somewhere.” When the folder is shared, the history fills in from more than one direction.
HVAC company
Adds the AC repair the day it's done—model, parts, warranty, date. You don't have to remember.
Painter
Drops the exterior paint job into the folder—colors, coverage, finish date. Ready when a buyer asks.
Real-estate agent
Starts or contributes to the folder at closing so the new owner doesn't inherit a mystery.
You
Add what you already have—a remodel from July 1, 2020, exterior paint from May 22, 2024, or today's repair.
Nobody owns the folder. Every contribution makes it more useful.
WHEN TO START
Not because a disaster is coming. Because a normal life moment is already on the calendar.
The next move gets easier when the history already exists.
01Selling in the next year
Buyers will ask. Have the answers.
The remodel date, the roof warranty, who serviced the HVAC. Put it in the folder now and hand over a documented history, not a stack of maybes.
02Moving or renovating
Catch up the past. Keep going from here.
A remodel from 2020 belongs in the same folder as today's contractor. Add the date it happened—even approximately—then keep dropping in purchases, warranties, and work as they occur.
03Renewal or a new policy
The evidence is already organized.
When shopping insurance, renewal, or a claim shows up, condition photos and receipts are in one place—not scattered across a decade of devices.
The worst time to build the history is when someone is already asking for it.
WHEN TRUST MATTERS
Free helps you organize.
Verified helps your records carry weight.
Upgrade when a folder needs to carry more weight—a clearer relationship to it, recognized Verified status with participating businesses, and readiness tools for the moments that ask more of you.
Verified identity
A completed identity check on your account—so your status is clearer when someone needs to trust it.
Documented relationship to a folder
A documented ownership or occupancy attestation, with a stronger audit trail.
Recognized Verified status with participating businesses
Businesses that check Zurzag can see your Verified status without accessing your private information.
ZurGuard readiness tools
Evidence tagging, guided readiness, claim and theft packets, and the Insurance Center—included with Verified.
ZURGUARDClaim and theft ready
IF THE WORST HAPPENS — INCLUDED WITH VERIFIED
After the fire, the break-in, the storm — what can you actually prove?
Serial numbers, receipts, condition photos, warranties, and the businesses who did the work. ZurGuard keeps them in the folder before the day you need them — not something you rebuild from memory when the adjuster asks.
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Readiness scores
Know what's documented and what still needs attention.
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Claim & theft packets
Prepare focused sets to share with an adjuster or insurer.
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Insurance Center
Policies alongside the homes and assets they cover.
ZurGuard helps you organize and prepare. It does not determine coverage or guarantee reimbursement.
Get Verified to unlock ZurGuardSIMPLE BY DESIGN
Useful at $0.
Ready at $99.
The free experience solves a real problem before anyone pays. Upgrade when trust and readiness become worth more.
What you getFree$0Verified$99 / yr
Find or create a public folderIncludedIncluded
Add records (public or private per record)IncludedIncluded
Reminders anchored to the folderIncludedIncluded
Grouped sharing (SETs) and focused linksIncludedIncluded
Verified trust signal—Included
Documented relationship attestation—Included
ZurGuard readiness tools—Included
FURTHER PATHS
A folder worth having is worth sharing.
Real-estate professionals and affiliates have clear paths from here. The individual is still the primary audience.
Give clients a better handoff than a folder of paperwork.
Contribute to the property folder, invite the client, and stay useful after closing. Every party controls what they post.
See the pro workflowRecommend a useful tool. Earn when it becomes Verified.
Invite your audience into a genuinely free experience, then earn when a referred member chooses Verified.
Become an affiliateCOMMON QUESTIONS
Before you decide.
Do I need to organize everything before I start?
No. Three photos of one thing is enough: a front shot, a label shot, and a detail shot. Confirm what AI found, and the folder exists. Add more only when it helps.
Can I add older purchases or completed projects?
Yes. Use the date the event actually happened, even when you add the record later. A kitchen remodel from 2020 can sit beside work completed today. You are catching up a timeline, not starting one from scratch.
Can an HVAC company, painter, or agent add records to the folder for my home?
Yes—that's the point. The people who did the work can add the record when it's done. You don't have to reconstruct history alone. Each contributor sets their own record's visibility. You still control yours.
If nobody owns the folder, how do I trust what's in it?
Every record shows who posted it and when. Verified contributors carry a recognized status. Public records are visible to everyone; private ones are only visible to the person who posted them until they choose otherwise.
What does being Verified actually mean?
Verification means you've completed an identity check and, optionally, documented your relationship to a specific folder. It doesn't make your information more truthful—it makes your status clearer. Participating businesses can see Verified status without accessing your private information.
What does ZurGuard do?
ZurGuard is the readiness layer included with Verified: guided checklists, evidence tagging, claim and theft packets, and an Insurance Center—so if something happens, the details are already organized. It helps you prepare; it does not determine coverage or guarantee reimbursement.
START WITH THE THING YOU NEED MOST
Find it tomorrow.
Add it today.
Three photos of one thing is enough to begin. Add the 2019 roof later. Keep going from there.