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CountIt4Me

John Grauel

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CountIt4Me is a personal inventory management app for iPhone and iPad. Track and organize the things you own — from tools to collectibles to household items — with a flexible, configurable record structure tailored to each type of item. Flexible Categories Create your own categories with custom field names. Each category has up to nine user-defined text fields with labels you choose. You control which fields appear for quantity, unit value, condition, and acquisition date — so a category for books looks different from a category for tools. Rich Item Records Each item supports: name, description, discussion notes, condition, acquisition date, location, vendor, miscellaneous cost, sales tax rate, unit value, quantity, warranty, barcode, and nine user-defined fields. Total value (unit value × quantity + sales tax) is calculated automatically. Photos Attach up to four photos per item. Photos can be rotated directly in the app. Camera capture and photo library selection are both supported. Barcode Scanning Scan a product barcode with the camera and it is stored with the item record. Keywords Create a library of keywords and assign multiple keywords to each item for flexible cross-category searching and grouping. Item Duplication Duplicate any item with a single tap to quickly create similar records. iCloud Sync Your inventory database is stored in iCloud and automatically syncs across all your iPhone and iPad devices signed into the same Apple ID. Import and Export Export your items, categories, and keywords as JSON files for backup or transfer. Export items to CSV for use in a spreadsheet. Import JSON files previously exported from this app, or import a database exported as JSON from MyVentory. Works on iPhone and iPad The interface adapts to the device — compact layout on iPhone, split-view layout on iPad.

What's new

Version 9.0 · Nov 9, 2026

added updates for iOS 27 added export record to pdf added xctests refactored json import

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