Sortly alternative
A home-inventory app priced for a homeowner — not a warehouse.
Sortly is solid software — for businesses tracking stock. But if you just want a home inventory for insurance, you’re paying for a tool built for someone else, and still typing every item in by hand. Nookfolio does the one thing you actually wanted: fills in each item from a photo, and prices like a consumer product.
Why homeowners look for a Sortly alternative
- Pricing built for businesses. Sortly tiers tend to climb with how many items you track — exactly the wrong model when you catalog your home once and rarely touch it again.
- You still type everything. Names, categories, values, serial numbers — all entered by hand. It’s why so many home inventories get started and never finished.
- The focus moved to enterprise. Home-inventory users increasingly feel like an afterthought.
| Nookfolio | Sortly | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Homeowners, families, movers | Businesses tracking stock |
| Item entry | AI fills it in from a photo | Type each item by hand |
| Serial / model capture | Read from the photo | Manual |
| Home pricing | $80/yr, unlimited items | Item-count tiers that climb |
| One-time option | $19 Moving Pack, no subscription | — |
| Insurance PDF | Included on Plus | Varies by plan |
| Privacy | Signed links, never trains AI | — |
Comparison reflects publicly available information and may change; check each provider’s current plans before deciding.
“I already put hours into Sortly.”
Export your data to CSV and bring it over. From then on, new items fill themselves in.
“Is a cheaper app going to be worse?”
Different, not lesser. Nookfolio does less than warehouse software on purpose — and more of what a homeowner needs: AI capture and an insurance-ready PDF.
“Will my data be safe?”
Photos live in private storage, served only over short-lived signed links. We never sell your data or train AI on it.