StorageIQ

StorageIQ tackles a familiar household problem: you know something is in one of your bins, but you have no idea which one. Instead of typing every item into a spreadsheet, you photograph the open container and the app's machine-vision model writes the inventory for you. The result is a searchable catalogue, so when you need the specific cable, ornament or tool, you search the app rather than emptying the attic.

The workflow is deliberately simple. Scan a bin, shelf or garage corner, review the list the AI returns, and move on. Because scans are unlimited on the paid plans, the catalogue can keep growing as your storage changes, and every container you have photographed stays searchable in one place. Photos taken at moving time are particularly useful, because the inventory doubles as a record of what you packed and where it went.

The app is built for everyday users rather than professional inventory firms. It is phone-first, so you scan where the box actually sits, and each detected item carries an estimated value that helps with practical decisions such as insurance lists, downsizing sales or splitting contents between rooms. Public pricing is straightforward and cheap: a paid monthly tier and a cheaper annual tier, both giving unlimited scans, unlimited storage inventory, AI machine vision, global search and value estimation. The company also publishes privacy, terms and data-deletion pages, which is reassuring for an app that inventories your home.