Rummagio is a simple home storage app for your garage, loft and shed. Number your boxes, list what's inside, stick on a QR label, and find anything in seconds. It works on any phone or computer, with nothing to download.
Free to use. No card needed. Simple enough for anyone.
Ten boxes down, dust everywhere, and the thing you wanted was in the first one you put back.
Tools, camping gear, the good extension lead. They go out and never quite come back.
Another extension lead, more screws, a second spirit level. Because finding the first one is too much hassle.
No training, no setting up. Most people add their first box in under a minute.
Tap "Add a box", say what's going in it and where it sits, like "Top shelf, left". Each box gets its own number, like G-01 for the first box in the Garage, and you can give it a colour to match the real one.
Type each thing and tap Add. Add lots at once with commas, say how many you've got, and add a photo or a note if it helps, like "charger in the case".
Print a QR label at home and stick it on the front of the box. Point your phone camera at it and the box opens, showing everything inside. No app to open first.
Type what you're looking for into the search bar. It tells you which box it's in and where that box sits, and whether it's been lent or taken out.
Find any thing, box, room or note as you type, even with a spelling mistake. "Xmas" finds Christmas.
Print labels at home. Point your phone camera at one and the box opens.
Snap a photo of anything so you know exactly which one it is.
Mark what's happened to things, even just some of them, like 10 of your 50 screws.
See who added, moved or lent what, and when. Search it any time.
Garages and lofts often have no signal. Rummagio keeps working and saves when you're back.
Bring in a list you already have, and download a copy of yours whenever you like.
Use it in your web browser on any phone, tablet or computer, and add it to your home screen.
Give boxes a colour to match the real ones, and keep each room separate.
Removed something by mistake? Tap Undo and it's back.
Step-by-step guides with pictures, and a help button that answers questions.
Only you can see your boxes and photos. Kept securely in London.
Mark any thing as lent and say who has it. Search tells you straight away, and History shows when it went.
Each room gets its own letters, so you can tell at a glance where a box belongs.
Finally know what's in the garage, and stop buying things twice.
Number every box as you pack, and know what's in each one when you unpack.
Mark things as sold or binned, and keep a record of what went.
Keep track of tools, camping gear and the things that get lent out.
Decorations, fancy dress, summer clothes. Find them when the time comes round.
Wool, paints, model parts, fishing tackle. Know what you've got before you buy more.
Photos, school reports, old letters. Know which box holds what without unpacking it.
Know what's in the unit across town without driving over to look.
A spreadsheet is a fine start. Rummagio is that list, made for when you're stood in the garage holding a box. Already got one? Bring it straight in.
| A spreadsheet | Rummagio | |
|---|---|---|
| Find something | Scroll and squint, or Ctrl+F on a computer | Type it on your phone. Spelling mistakes are fine |
| Stood in the garage | Hard to use on a phone | Made for your phone, big buttons |
| What's in this box? | Look it up by hand | Scan the label with your camera |
| Lent something out | Another column to remember | Mark it lent and say who has it |
| Some of something | Edit numbers by hand | Lend 10 of your 50 screws in two taps |
| No signal | Depends where it's saved | Keeps working, saves when you're back |
| What changed? | No idea who changed what | Full history with dates and names |
| Photos | Not really | A photo of any thing |
It started with my dad. He had a garage full of boxes and no idea what was in any of them. So I made him a spreadsheet. It sort of worked, but it was hard to update, hard to search, and no use when you're stood in the garage holding a box.
So I built Rummagio. Simple enough for my dad, who was the first person to use it.
Joshua Griffin Read the full story →Everything you see here is free while Rummagio is in early access. A Pro version with household sharing is on the way, and early users will be looked after.
Rummagio is a home storage app. You list the boxes in your garage, loft, shed or anywhere else, write down what's in each one, and stick a QR label on the front. Then you can search for anything and see exactly which box it's in and where that box sits.
Yes. Rummagio is free to use right now, with no card needed. A Pro version with extras like household sharing is coming later, and the free version isn't going away.
No. Rummagio works in the web browser on any phone, tablet or computer. You can add it to your home screen so it opens with one tap, just like an app.
Each box has its own label with a QR code, the box number, its name, the room and where it sits. Print it on A4 sticker paper (or plain paper and clear tape), stick it on the box, and point your phone camera at it. The box opens in Rummagio, showing everything inside.
No. The label just points to the box, so you can add, move or take out things as often as you like and the label stays the same.
Yes. Rummagio keeps a copy of your list on your phone, so you can look things up and make changes with no signal. It saves them as soon as you're back online.
Yes. Sign in with the same email on each one and you'll see the same boxes. If two of them change things at the same time, even with no signal, Rummagio puts both sets of changes together when they're back online.
Yes. Mark any thing as lent and type who has it. Search will then say "Lent to Mike", and History shows when it went. You can also mark things as taken out, sold or binned, even just some of them, like 10 of your 50 screws.
Set up your first box in under a minute. It's free, and there's no password to remember.
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