Places, Areas, Containers, Items
Home → Garage → Blue tote → Camping stove. A four-level structure that fits houses, storage units, workshops and the cabin, without forcing you into someone else's categories.
Go Stash It is the home inventory app built for real storage: label every bin with a QR code, snap what goes inside, and stop tearing the garage apart looking for the holiday lights.
Photograph items as they go into a bin and add a name, quantity and category in seconds. Everything lands in the right Place → Area → Container, so your storage organization mirrors your actual home.
Every container gets one permanent QR code. Move it, refill it, rename it: the label still works. Print on 4×6 sheets or plain paper straight from the app.
Type "camping stove" and see which bin it is in and where that bin lives. Scan a label and the contents appear, even for family members who never installed anything.
Most inventory apps die after the first weekend. Go Stash It is designed around the way storage actually works: bins move, contents change, and nobody wants to retype a spreadsheet.
Home → Garage → Blue tote → Camping stove. A four-level structure that fits houses, storage units, workshops and the cabin, without forcing you into someone else's categories.
One stable code per container. Scan with any phone camera to see what is inside, even if the bin has moved rooms three times since you printed it.
Inventory sheets on Letter or A4, QR labels on 4×6 or standard paper, with font size and spacing you control. Tape one to the lid and you are done.
Find any item by name or category and get the full path back: which container, which shelf, which room. No more opening six boxes to find the one.
Invite your partner, kids or roommates to the same Places with the permissions you choose. Everyone can find things; only the people you pick can change them.
Basements and storage units rarely have signal. Capture items anyway; Go Stash It queues the changes and syncs them the moment you are back online.
You do not think in spreadsheets. You think "the blue tote on the garage shelf". Go Stash It models exactly that, so adding and finding things feels obvious from the first minute.
Wherever things pile up, Go Stash It turns "somewhere in a box" into an exact location.
Totes on steel shelving, tool chests, overhead racks. Label each container once and know which bin holds the camping gear, the spare filters and the bike tools without climbing a ladder.
Organize a garage →The places you visit twice a year. Seasonal decor, keepsakes, old paperwork: photograph it once and search from the couch instead of crawling through insulation.
Number every box, print the labels, and log what goes in as you pack. On arrival, scan a box to see its contents and which room it belongs in. Move sessions keep every stop organized.
Plan a move →Winter coats in vacuum bags, kids' clothes by size, linens by room. Rotate seasons in minutes because you already know what is in every bag and bin.
Photos, quantities and notes for the things that matter, organized by room and ready to export. If the worst happens, you have a record instead of a memory.
Build your record →Fasteners by drawer, fabric by bin, parts by shelf. Quantities and categories keep hobby rooms and small-business stock findable and reorderable.
Add "Home", then the rooms and zones you actually store things in. Start with one room; you can always add more.
Create a container for each bin, shelf or drawer. Print the QR labels in one batch and stick them on.
Snap items as they go in. From then on, search by name or scan a label to see exactly what is inside and where it lives.
Create a free account, label your first container, and feel the difference the next time you go looking for something.