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Dev tools · July 26, 2011

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QRganize - Your QR code library.

QRganize is an online inventory management system that helps you easily organize your belongings and keep track of them. With QRganize, you can create custom categories, add items to your inventory, generate QR codes for easy scanning and tracking, and quickly search and find items in your house.

QRganize - Your QR code library. launched on July 26, 2011 with 5 votes, #80 of 194 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 15 years on.

What it does

Manage your items, create rooms, add boxes, and print QR codes with QRganize. Create virtual rooms to represent different areas in your house. Assign a location to each room for better organization. Within each room, add boxes to represent physical storage containers. Provide descriptions to identify each box easily. Organize your belongings by adding items to each box. Include images and descriptions for quick reference. Print QR codes for each box and stick them on the physical containers. Scan the QR codes to view the contents of each box. Easily search for your items to find the correlating box. Quickly locate your belongings with our powerful search functionality. Capture details of…from qrganize.com

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