Scan a barcode, snap a photo, jot the shelf it lives on. My Stamping Stash keeps every ink pad, stamp set, and spool of ribbon searchable in seconds — stored locally, in a single file that never leaves your control. Lend something out? It remembers who has it.
Scan the barcode with your camera, or just take a quick photo of the item.
Note the category, shelf or bin, and a few tags — then put it wherever it actually fits.
Planning a card? Search by name, tag, or category and jump straight to the shelf.
Back up your file, move it to a new device, or send a friend a read-only copy.
Most inventory apps hand your supply list to someone else's cloud. This one doesn't have a cloud at all.
There's no account, no login, and nothing uploaded anywhere unless you choose to share it. Your stash belongs to you, full stop.
Every supply, photo, and tag is packed into a single compact file you export whenever you like — back it up, move it, or keep it on a thumb drive.
Everything happens on your own device — adding items, searching, scanning barcodes. No internet connection required once it's loaded.
Tuck your ribbon, stamps, and ink into bins, totes, or the garage shelving and never lose track of what's where. Every item records its shelf, bin, or room, so when a card design calls for "that teal dye ink," a quick search tells you it's in Craft Room, Shelf B2 — no digging required.
Bundle items that belong together, like a stamp set and the ink pad you always reach for with it, and jump between them with one tap. Save as many labeled links per item as you like — "Where I bought it," "Coloring guide," a restock page — right where you'll need them.
Friends borrow stamp sets, dies, and ink pads all the time. Mark an item as borrowed, type who has it, and it's flagged right on its card. When it comes back, one tap marks it returned.
No sign-up, no subscription, no stranger's cloud holding your supply list. Just one tidy file, kept wherever you keep it.
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