Find my stuff: Home inventory

Find my stuff is an easy and powerful home inventory app. Create an inventory of your belongings, furniture, appliances, clothing, tools, collections, or anything you want to keep organized. Perfect for personal use, small businesses, and anyone who needs a clear and accessible inventory.

It’s ideal for:
• Organizing a complete home inventory
• Managing a move or relocation so you know exactly what you have and where it goes
• Cataloging collections like books, games, art, or collectibles
• Tracking inventory for rentals, Airbnb, or other accommodations

Start by creating a location (Bedroom, Garage, Kitchen…), add your items with photos, and store all the details you need. Your home inventory will always be up to date and easy to access.

Free main features:
• Complete inventory with photos, quantities, prices, descriptions, and useful links
• Save important dates: expiration, warranty, purchase, or loans
• Export an Excel with inventory and photos
• Advanced search to filter items by multiple characteristics
• Custom tags to organize and find things quickly
• Built-in barcode and QR code scanner
• Show or hide only the fields you need
• Works fully offline (online connection only needed for Google Drive backups)

Advanced paid features:
• NFC scanner to identify your belongings instantly
• Save advanced searches to filter your inventory in seconds
• Remove the photo limit per item (more than 3)

With Find my stuff, you can keep a detailed home inventory, manage stock for a small business, prepare for a move, catalog your collections, or control warehouse storage. Keep everything organized, save time searching for things, and never lose track of important information about your belongings.

Organize, find, and control everything you own. Your inventory, always at hand.

Recent changes:
v1.26.2
- Faster tag filtering: the tags icon in the list opens the filter, and tapping a tag's name filters by that tag alone.
- Manage your tags (create, edit, delete) right from the filter.
- On tablets, drag the divider between the list and the details to an edge to show a single pane.
- Fix: containers keep their options icon even when you hide it.