Barcode scanner for home inventory — add packaged things in seconds

Scan, check, save

In Capture, pick Product and point the camera at the barcode. Neatkept looks the code up in product databases and shows a card with the name, brand and category. Set the quantity, choose where it goes and tap Save, and the scanner is ready for the next product. If the camera can't read the code, type the digits under the barcode.

When no database knows it

Plenty of tools, toys and household goods aren't in any database. Then photograph the packaging, label side up: the phone reads the printed text and the AI turns it into a name, a category and tags. The barcode is kept on the thing either way.

In original packaging, unopened

Many things at home still sit in their retail box, some never opened. Each thing has two switches, "In original packaging" and "Unopened", so you know what you'd find inside the cardboard.

Photograph the packaging in Add a thing

Adding one thing by hand from a box or a place? Tap "Photograph the packaging" in the form and the AI fills in the fields from the photo. "Undo the fill" brings back what you had typed. The form can scan a barcode too.

Find it by its barcode

Search has a barcode button as well. Scan a product in a shop and see at once whether a thing saved with that code is already in your home, and where.