Inspiration
Each year, millions of families lose their homes to floods, fires, or storms — and most can’t prove what they owned. Over 92% of households lack an up-to-date inventory, which delays or reduces insurance payouts. We wanted to fix that with technology that sees, reasons, and documents — while keeping data private and explainable.
Our idea: What if you could walk through your home for 10 minutes and have a complete, insurer-ready dossier generated automatically? That question inspired HomeProof AI — an agentic system that turns visual context into structured, auditable evidence.
What it does
HomeProof AI builds a claim-ready home inventory in minutes using on-device vision and AWS Bedrock agentic workflows. It turns quick room scans into insurer-grade reports with confidence scores.
How we built it
A Next.js PWA captures and processes frames locally with ONNX/PyTorch Mobile. AWS Lambda, SQS, and EventBridge orchestrate a CrewAI agent lineup on Bedrock AgentCore, with Neo4j as the knowledge graph.
Challenges we ran into
Coordinating on-device ML with serverless Bedrock agents, managing spiky workloads, and maintaining explainability under strict privacy and cost constraints.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
End-to-end working demo: 15-minute home inventories, 90%+ item accuracy, full audit trail, and explainable valuations — all within a $0.50/item processing cost.
What we learned
Agentic workflows shine when each agent’s role is clear and data context is shared. Combining event-driven AWS infra with reasoning agents gives both scale and transparency.
What's next for home proof ai
Extending to insurer APIs, multi-language interfaces, and fine-tuned reasoning models for appraisal and damage detection — bringing trust and speed to real-world claims.
Built With
- agentcore
- bedrock
- crewai
- eventbridge
- lambdas
- mcp
- neo4j
- nextjs
- onnx
- python
- pytorch
- s3
- serverless
- sqs
- typescript
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