Add your items
Name it, set a category, serial number, who it's assigned to, and condition. For a bag or kit, list everything inside it.
Print the QR label
One click prints a peel-and-stick label per item (or a whole sheet). Use waterproof sticker sheets for anything outdoors.
Scan anytime
Point any phone camera at the code to open that item's record instantly — no app and no searching. It opens only for people signed in to your account.
What you can track
- Serial / asset number and value for insurance and audits.
- Who has it — assign to a person, crew, unit, or vehicle.
- Condition — new, good, worn, needs repair.
- Next-check dates for things that need periodic inspection or expire: calibrations, safety checks, fire-extinguisher service, certifications.
- Warranty — expiration date, details, and a photo of the receipt or warranty card.
- What's inside — for a bag, kit, or case, list each contained item as its own line.
Why the QR code matters
Asset lists only help if your crew actually uses them. A QR sticker turns any item into a one-scan lookup: a tech in the field scans a tool to confirm it's the right one and in service; a manager scans a first-aid kit to check it's stocked and in date; an officer scans gear to verify assignment. No spreadsheets, no calling the office — just point and scan.
Built for every kind of operation
Construction crews tag power tools and safety gear. IT and offices tag laptops and equipment. Public-safety teams tag kits, armory, and specialized equipment with compliance dates. If it's worth tracking, it's worth a label.
Start labeling your inventory
It's included with your subscription, on every plan — there is no fleet size to reach first.