Inventory

This app is a memory aid for your real, physical stuff. In real life you put things into boxes, drawers, shelves and bags. Here you write down what went where — with a photo and a few notes — so you never have to dig through five boxes to find one cable again.

1. Create containers

A container is any place you keep things: a box, a crate, a drawer, a shelf, a wardrobe, a suitcase, a bag, a storage unit…

• Tap + Add Container.
• Give it a name — or leave it empty and one will be invented for you (like “Blue Crate”).
• Optionally describe it: where it lives, what it's for.

2. Add items

An item is anything that lives inside a container.

• Tap + Add Item at the top, or the + Add Item button inside a container card.
• Choose which container it belongs to.
• Name it (or auto-generate), describe it, and attach a photo.

3. What to write in a description

There's no wrong answer, but these are the things people find most useful later:

• Price — what you paid, or what it's worth now.
• When it was used or bought — so you know how long it's been sitting there.
• Condition — new, worn, broken, needs repair.
• Quantity — “3 spare batteries left”.
• Lent to — who borrowed it and when.
• Expiry or warranty date.

4. Photos

A photo makes finding things instant. Photograph the item itself — or, for a whole shelf or wardrobe, take one picture of the shelf so you can see the layout at a glance.

5. Real-life examples

• Toolbox → hammer, screwdrivers, tape measure.
• Wardrobe shelf → winter sweaters, spare blankets.
• Garage shelf → paint cans, camping gear, bike parts.
• Kitchen drawer → batteries, candles, string, matches.
• Storage box #3 → old photo albums, childhood stuff.

6. Search

Type in the search bar at the top. It looks through container names and item names and shows you the container where the thing lives. If only an item matches, only the matching items are shown — so you see exactly where to look.

7. Undo & redo

Made a mistake? Use the ↶ and ↷ buttons at the top (or Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z).

8. Your data

Everything is stored locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere. Use Export to save a backup file and Import to restore it. Add the app to your home screen and it works offline.