ArchiveShelf
Organize your life, not your data. Simple home inventory.
What it does
ArchiveShelf is an app for users who want to manage their personal inventory on their iPhones. Every app I found was either a giant spreadsheet disguised as a mobile app or required a monthly subscription just to keep a simple list. I wanted something that felt more modern. What makes ArchiveShelf different? No Subscriptions: I hate "renting" my utility apps. It’s free to use, with a simple one-time unlock. I’m excited to hear your feedback!
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Hi HN! I've spent the last few months building HomeSheet - The all in one tool to track your personal assets. I built HomeSheet to make organizing and documenting my belongings a breeze. I've always wanted to put together a home inventory to protect myself in the event of a disaster, but I never found a solution that I liked. Right now HomeSheet is in early access, and I'm still working on determining what additional features users would like. I'll be around in the comments if you have any feedback, questions, or just want to say hi!
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