BoxQR
QR-labeled storage bins you can search from your phone
About BoxQR
BoxQR is a storage and inventory app for people who keep things in boxes and bins at home, in garages, basements, attics, storage units, or during a move. It is aimed at homeowners and, according to the site, small businesses that need to know what is stored where.
The workflow is simple: create a bin, add a list of items or photos of its contents, print a QR label and stick it on the box. Scanning the code shows what is inside, and a keyword or tag search finds an item across every bin without opening them. The site also describes browsing by location and moving boxes in bulk, and a Pro plan that turns inventory into a PDF report with photos and values.
What sets it apart, according to the site, is that you can look up a box from your phone before you go digging, and AI photo detection can help fill in item lists. A free plan covers up to 10 bins.
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