Find my stuff: Home inventory

Find my stuff: Home inventory

Miquel Martinez
4.7
House & Home
50,000+ Downloads

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What cleared the filter

Keep a usable record of what you own

Find my stuff: Home inventory is a cataloguing tool for homes, collections, rentals, and small stockrooms. It lets you record belongings by location, such as a kitchen, bedroom, garage, or storage area, then attach photos and practical details to each item. It suits anyone who wants a clearer record of furniture, appliances, clothing, tools, books, games, or other possessions.

Details that are easy to search

Each entry can include quantities, prices, descriptions, useful links, and dates for purchases, warranties, expiry, or loans. Tags help group items beyond their physical location, while search and filters make it easier to find a specific object or set of records. Fields can be shown or hidden so the inventory does not have to contain information you do not need.

  • Add photos to help identify belongings quickly
  • Use barcode and QR scanning when cataloguing suitable items
  • Export the inventory, including photos, to Excel
  • Work offline, with an internet connection needed only for Google Drive backups

Useful for moves, rentals, and collections

The app can help prepare for a relocation by showing what is in each room and where it should go. It also works for cataloguing collections or keeping track of items in rental accommodation. For a small business, it provides a straightforward way to record stock without turning the app into a full business management system.

A focused, well-reviewed utility

With a 4.74 rating from 769 reviews and 50,000+ installs, the app has a modest but clear audience. Core inventory tools are available without payment; NFC scanning, saved advanced searches, and removing the three-photo limit per item are listed as paid features. It is developed by Miquel Martinez.