HOME INVENTORY APP
Know where your stuff is, across every place you keep it
Stash is a home inventory app for people whose tools and supplies aren't all in one house. It tracks what you own, how many you have, and which garage, shop, truck, trailer or lease it is sitting in today — with big type and big buttons, so it's usable with cold hands on a phone.
What Stash does differently
Find anything in seconds
Type a couple of words in any order — 'impact driver', 'driver impact' — and Stash shows the item, how many you have, and which building, vehicle or bin it is sitting in right now.
One inventory, every property
Garage, shop, apartment, closets, the truck, the cargo trailer and the deer lease all live in the same list. Moving an item between them is one tap, and every move is logged with a date.
Pack for a trip without a paper list
Build a checklist before you leave, tick items as they go in the truck, and Stash moves them for you. When you head home it pre-checks what you carried out so nothing gets left behind.
QR labels for bins and shelves
Print a label for a bin, a shelf or a whole location. Scanning it in the app opens that exact bin's contents — useful when the box is stacked three deep in a trailer.
Counts that stay honest
Quantity steppers and partial moves mean you can send 4 of 12 boxes of shells to the lease and keep the rest at home, without creating duplicate entries.
Works where the signal doesn't
Your last synced inventory stays on the phone. On a lease road with no bars, Stash still opens and still tells you what should be in the trailer.
Who it is built for
Stash started as a family inventory for a father and son who kept losing an afternoon to the same question: is the come-along in the shop, or did it go out to the lease in the trailer? If your gear moves between properties and vehicles, a spreadsheet stops being true the first weekend you use it. A move-aware inventory doesn't.
- Homeowners with a detached garage, shop or storage building
- Hunters and campers packing the same gear out and back every season
- Tradespeople whose truck and trailer are really rolling tool cribs
- Families sharing one set of tools across two addresses
Common questions
- What is a home inventory app actually for?
- Most people build one for insurance. Stash is built for the other half of the problem: knowing where a thing is before you drive an hour to go get it. Every item carries a current location and a move history, so the answer is always one search away.
- Does it work for more than one building?
- That is the point. Stash was built for a family whose gear lives across a garage, a shop, an apartment, a truck, a cargo trailer and a hunting lease. Locations can be buildings, vehicles, rooms or individual bins.
- Can more than one person use it?
- Yes. One household shares a single inventory. Members join with an invite code, and everyone sees the same list and the same move history.
- Do I have to type in everything by hand?
- You can, but you don't have to. Snap a photo of a tool and Stash reads it and pre-fills the name, category and quantity for you to confirm.
Start one shared inventory for every place.
Create your stash