CoT: Home Inventory

About CoT: Home Inventory

Club of Things is a home inventory app for cataloging what you own and deciding what to keep private, share, lend, or give away. Build a useful record of your home, workshop, books, tools, electronics, and collections, then share selected items or collections with family, friends, neighbors, or groups.

Key Features:

Inventory that stays useful
• Catalog items with photos, categories, tags, value, warranty, receipts, and notes
• Scan barcodes and QR codes for faster item entry
• Search and filter across items, brands, categories, status, and custom fields

Share, Lend & Give Away
• Keep items private by default
• Share selected items or collections by link
• Use public or group visibility when you want others to find them
• Mark items available to lend or give away
• Track lending, borrowing, reservations, handover, returns, and give-away transfers
• Use groups, comments, ratings, and messaging for shared collections

Offline & Private
• Works offline for instant access to your inventory
• Optional sync across phone, tablet, and web
• Your inventory stays on your device unless you choose to sync or share
• Export and import your data when needed

AI & AI Assistant Access
• Auto-fill item details from a photo — brand, model, category, and description
• Read nameplates and labels with AI to capture specs fast
• Connect AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini) to your inventory via MCP — enable read-only access from your web account
• MCP access is opt-in, with revocable tokens — ask your AI to search items, summarize collections, or look up the catalog

Useful For:
Home inventory, insurance documentation, tool and workshop organization, family collections, neighborhood sharing, lending items to friends, giving away unused things, warranty tracking, moving, downsizing, collectibles, books, electronics, and small business assets.

Club of Things has no subscription requirement and is built for real personal inventory workflows, from private records to shared catalogs.

Download Club of Things and organize what you own.