A visual record: A visual record of your possessions shows proof of ownership. These mobile home inventory apps allow you to record a photograph of the item along with the description, value and purchase date. Of course, just using a single account probably accomplishes this.ĭoes anyone get this geeky with this stuff? How do you accomplish it easily? I know that it sounds like MRP/ERP for the home kitchen, and that is actually what's in my head. A digital inventory: If you have an iPhone or Android phone, there are apps that can be downloaded to your phone, some of which are free. Shared, so my girlfriend and I can both get the same info. Shopping lists based on menu plans and current kitchen inventory.ĥ. Menu planning based on (or at least referencing) above recipe list.Ĥ. Even fancier would be a kitchen notebook so I can record my experimentation, but I understand that pen-and-paper can sometimes be the best workflow for certain parts of this.ģ. I'll paste in other people's that I find interesting, because I'm probably going to modify them anyway.Ģ.a. I don't want to subscribe to other people's recipes, I want to manage my own. We can now scan barcodes easily without a damned CueCat.Ģ. Keep track of kitchen inventory - by god, these phones are great. I haven't actually done much testing of different sites/apps - I've started on a few and when I saw how much they didn't do, I moved on instead of trying to pound on it until it did work.ĭoes anyone do this or something like it, and if so, what app(s) do it for you?ġ. Pantry item data is quickly and easily added to the app by scanning item barcodes with your device’s camera Item data is pulled from our massive online. You can keep track of quantity, expiration dates, prices, and more. It seems like everything I've looked at is missing a few vital pieces. My Pantry Tracker is a free app that helps you keep your pantry organized by keeping a detailed inventory. I've been hoping to find all of the following in one app (or site), or maybe two.
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