For the home
Know what is in every bin without opening it
You stick a QR code on the bin, scan it with your phone and see photos of everything you put inside. Free for your first 3 bins.
The first 3 bins are free. No card.
A real code. Try it with your phone.
3
bins free
on the Start plan, no card
12
things in one bin
40 on the paid plans
30 s
per bin
how long photographing it takes
Who it is for
Where you put it and what happens
Garage, attic, cellar, cupboard. Anywhere you have stacked bins you open once a year and take down for nothing.
How it works
Three steps, under a minute
Photograph the things
You put things in the bin and take a photo of each with your phone. Every photo gets a name and, if you like, a note.
Print the code and stick it on
Download the bin's code as a sticker or as a plain image, print it and stick it on the lid.
Scan when you are looking for something
Hold the camera over the code and see the list of photos. No more taking the bin down to find out it was not in there.
The bin page
This is the bin when you scan it
No app and no account for whoever scans: the phone camera opens the list of photos straight away.
- The bin's name and where you put it
- Search by the name of a thing
- A photo, a name and a note for every thing
Why it is worth it
What you gain over a title scrawled on the lid with a marker pen.
Edit without reprinting
You take the tent out of the bin and delete it from the list. The code stays the same, the label stays on.
Search inside the bin
Type “garlands” in the search box and see at once whether they are in the bin in front of you or another one.
Works on any phone
It opens in the phone's camera, on iPhone and on Android. Nobody installs an app.
Frequently asked questions
Can't find your answer? Write to us and we reply the same working day.
ContactYes, by default anyone holding the bin can open the page. If you keep things in there you would rather nobody looked at, put a password on the bin and the page will not open without it.
Other code types
What else fits in a code
Ready to sort it out?
It takes as long as a few photos. The first three bins are free, no card.