Tag a bin, snap a photo, and let AI catalog everything inside. From then on, one scan — QR or NFC — tells you exactly what's in it, from any device.
From a single junk drawer to a whole storage unit — one system for knowing what you own and where it is.
Snap one photo of a bin's contents and AI identifies and lists every item — no manual typing needed.
Print a QR code, write an NFC tag, or both on the same bin. Scan or tap either one to open it instantly.
Note exactly where each bin lives — garage, attic, storage unit — so you never lose track of where you put it.
Find any item across every bin you own in seconds — search by name and jump straight to where it's stored.
Full native apps for iOS and Android plus a web app — your bins, items, and settings stay in sync everywhere.
Generate a full CSV or PDF report of everything you own — ready to hand to your insurance company if you ever need it.
Set a bin up once. From then on, every future check is just a scan.
Create a bin and get its QR code — print it, or write it to an NFC tag if you prefer to tap instead of scan.
Take one photo of what's inside. AI reads the image and catalogs every item for you automatically.
Months later, just scan the tag or tap the NFC sticker to instantly see everything that bin holds.
Real scenarios from real households that have, at some point, lost an entire box of Christmas lights.
Somewhere between the extension cords and the pipe you're "saving for a project," your garage became a black hole. Tag every bin and finally settle the eternal question: do you own two hammers, or twelve?
Every house has one. The room where cardboard boxes go to retire and never leave. Scan your way through it once, and you'll never again open five totes hunting for your passport.
Label 40 boxes "MISC" and future-you will hate present-you. Snap a photo as you pack each one, and unpacking becomes "open the box labeled Kitchen" instead of an archaeological dig.
Somehow a 10x10 dorm room needs to fit their entire childhood, a mini fridge, and emotional-support string lights. Tag the bins so you both know exactly what's under the bed by October.
You'll use those ornaments for four weeks. They'll occupy prime storage real estate for the other eleven. At least know which bin has the good lights and which has the string that's cursed.
If you're paying monthly for a storage unit, the least you deserve is to know what's actually inside. Scan the tag before you drive across town for a chair you no longer own.
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Start on your phone, finish on your laptop. It's always the same data.
It takes less time to tag a bin than it does to dig through it.
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