Find it before you drive for it
Search names, places and notes together. Save useful views, preview an item, or scan a QR label to open a shelf's contents.
YOUR HOUSEHOLD / YOUR FIELD ATLAS
The drill in the truck. The charger at camp. The tools someone borrowed last weekend. Keep the gear, the places and the people connected in one shared stash.
Use the web app on your phone, tablet or computer.
A SAMPLE STASH
Cordless drill
Garage · Tool cabinet
Camp stove
Truck · Rear crate
Socket set
Lent to Jordan · Due Friday
Illustration with sample information. Your household starts with your own places and gear.
BUILT FOR GEAR THAT MOVES
Search names, places and notes together. Save useful views, preview an item, or scan a QR label to open a shelf's contents.
Build a shared checklist, assign reminders and track what goes out and comes home. Partial moves keep the rest of your stock where it belongs.
Save serial numbers, receipts, warranty dates and service reminders. Record who borrowed an item and spot supplies that need replenishing.
Owners manage invitations and member roles. Members can work with the inventory, while viewers can browse. Household activity records who changed what.
Save drafts and photos on your device. Supported pending moves and checklist changes resume when you reconnect, with conflicts shown for review.
Yes. Put a garage, workshop, truck, trailer and camp in one household, then add rooms, shelves and bins beneath them. Each item has a place and a movement history.
Start with a CSV, a queue of photos or a short item form. Photo identification suggests details for you to review before saving. Manual entry remains available when identification is unavailable.
Stash checks the version of a record before applying supported changes. If it has changed, you can review the current state and decide how to continue.
Settings can prepare a versioned JSON export of your household records and a ZIP containing photos and receipts. Missing files are listed clearly. CSV is available for reviewing and re-importing basic item fields.
Start with one shelf. Add the rest as you go.