StowTap: Home Inventory helps users organize belongings across boxes, bins, rooms, and multiple properties. A photo of a shelf or bin can be analyzed to suggest items for the inventory, which can be arranged as deeply nested locations such as a garage, rack, and numbered box. Printed QR labels or NFC tags open a box record when scanned or tapped, and search shows where an item is stored. Users can manage a home, lake house, or storage unit, move items between places, lend belongings, and export the list. The free plan includes unlimited items, places, and labels, plus keyword search and limited AI captures and searches. Pro adds room-by-room PDF reports, value estimates, semantic or photo search, batch capture, more AI scans, and broader photo backup. The developer says AI requests are made only when the user takes an AI action, and photos are resized and stripped of location data first. Pro costs $4.99 weekly, $7.99 monthly, or $49.99 yearly, with a seven-day annual trial for eligible users.
