Stuffolio
AI-powered home inventory for the life of your stuff
Stuffolio launched on February 28, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,349 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
I built Stuffolio after one too many “I know I saved that manual somewhere…” moments. What started as a solo SwiftUI experiment turned into a lifecycle-based ownership system. Instead of just listing items, it tracks purchase, maintenance, warranty phase transitions, donation/resale, value, 2and legacy. I built practical AI tools to identify products, surface manuals and parts, and help when something breaks. Indie-built, privacy and accessibility built in from the ground-up.
Know your stuff. Take care of it. Decide what
Built around stewardship: track warranties, protect what matters, plan who gets what someday. And when something you own makes you curious, Stuff Scout researches its era, its maker, its approximate value, and what makes it noteworthy. Works offline by default. Turn on only the features you want. Five moments lead people to Stuffolio. Pick the one that fits. A crystal bowl from Goodwill. A cedar chest from the attic. Stuff Scout researches its era, maker, approximate value, and what makes it noteworthy. New espresso machine, a gift, an estate-sale find. Capture the receipt, the warranty, and the story before they scatter. Who gets the piano? Does anyone want the china? A few minutes of…from stuffolio.app
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