Stuffanizer: home inventory

This organizer is pretty intuitive with many capabilities for tagging and searching. I've just started to use it and only noticed 1 deficiency so far. This Ap would be super convenient with iCloud support so that all items created can be shared across any iDevice. What do you think Devs?

I have way too many boxes of stuff, and need to sort and organize and filter them. As part of this process, I want anything reboxed to be more findable in the future. The basics of this app are all there, that's why I committed and ponied up my $2.99 to buy the app. This app is relatively recently released, and although it has a few rough edges, it's definitely a large step in the right direction. I'm very happy to say that the detailed email I sent to the developer with lots of suggestions a

It took a few hours to figure out. I sent an email to the developer for help & got a prompt reply. It provides exactly what I was looking for in a home inventory ap. It has enabled me to be an organized hoarder. I would have given a 5-star rating if it had included a help file or demo when I purchased it.

This app does exactly what I want in an easy to intuit way. Just list your locations (in a hierarchy if desired e.g. Living room, left end table, bottom drawer involves three locations). Then start listing stuff with a parent location. Stuff worth the time can be photographed and valued for insurance purposes. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is the lack of reporting. It is easy to find your stuff in the program, but some sorted and exportable data and printable reports would be fa

This is a good concept for an app to keep track of stuff you have in storage or don't use very often. However, the app is not quite there as it is not user friendly and it is a bit confusing. A help function that doesn't work is no help at all.