Snap a photo of any tote, box, or parts bin — AI lists what's inside. Search any item, years later, and get the exact spot: Garage → Rack B → Tote 7.





Photo → done. Point at an open tote and AI drafts the contents list. You confirm the chips.
Tell it where the bin lives — Garage → Rack B → Tote 7 — and slap on a QR label. Then straight to the next bin.
Search any item, forever. Get the exact container and the exact shelf — no lids lifted.
AI drafts, you confirm — tap a chip to fix it, speak to add what the camera can't see (“also the tree stand base”).


Print label sheets straight from the app — Avery-compatible and thermal-printer friendly. Stick one on every tote.
Scan a label with any phone camera and the container's contents open right in the browser — photos, items, location. No app. No login. No account.
Your spouse checking the garage, a guest hunting for towels, future-you standing in the storage unit — everyone gets the answer without lifting a lid.
Snap an open container, get an itemized list to confirm — no typing required.
One join code and the whole household sees the same inventory. Free forever, not a paid seat in sight.
“Get the Christmas stuff down” becomes one list, grouped by location, so the attic trip happens once.
“Do I already own this?” Search from the hardware store before you buy duplicate #4.
Re-home a tote in two taps — search and breadcrumbs update instantly, with a moved-when trail.
“Also the tree stand base” — add, edit, and search hands-free while your hands hold the tote.
Storage units are steel-and-concrete signal graveyards — so StorageBuddy captures everything offline. Snap, itemize, and label your whole unit with zero reception; it all syncs the moment you drive out.
Home-inventory apps have a bad habit: they shut down and take years of your cataloging with them. We think that's disqualifying — so we built the exit door first.
One tap exports everything you've ever entered: a spreadsheet of every item, every photo at full resolution, and a printable PDF report — zipped and yours.
It's on the free tier, forever, never paywalled. An inventory you can't take with you isn't yours.
Point it at a drawer of 500 mixed screws and it says “assorted screws” — it will never invent “347 × M5” to look smart.
Point it at your labeled compartment bins and it reads the labels into chips instead of guessing at loose parts. Unlabeled slots get a generic chip you rename in a tap.
Every AI suggestion arrives as a chip you confirm, fix, or delete. Your inventory stays yours — the AI just saves you the typing.
Coarse quantities — full / low / out — because restock decisions don't need a screw census.
Final prices land with the app — no surprises, and the free tier stays this generous.