ToteTracker is a home inventory for recording what you own and where it is stored. Users can add items from photos, scan a shelf, import a receipt, look up a barcode, or tell the Iris voice assistant what they are putting away. Rooms, shelves, boxes, and other nested containers keep each item’s location clear; search and camera matching help find it later. The app supports iPhone and iPad, syncs inventories for offline viewing, and offers household sharing through Plus. A ToteTracker account is required. New accounts start with a seven-day Plus trial and then move to a limited free plan with up to 50 items, 10 containers, and 10 Smart Actions each month. The US App Store lists Plus at $4.99 monthly or $49.99 yearly, with a $17.99 90-day Moving Pass and separate action packs.
ToteTracker: Home Inventory
ToteTracker catalogs household belongings by room and container, then helps users find items with search, scans, and shared inventories.
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What it does
- Catalog household items with photos, categories, estimated values, and nested room or container locations.
- Add items using photo scans, shelf scans, receipt imports, barcode lookup, or voice entry.
- Search by meaning or camera image, print QR container labels, and review possible duplicates.
- Sync for offline access, export inventory data, and share an inventory with invited household members on Plus.
A good fit for
- Households that want a searchable record of stored belongings, boxes, and valuables.
- People preparing for a move or organizing a shared home inventory.
Worth knowing
- A ToteTracker account is required; after the seven-day trial, the free plan is limited to 50 items, 10 containers, and 10 Smart Actions per month.
- Smart Search, barcode lookup, household sharing, and duplicate detection are Plus features; Smart Action packs are separately sold.
- The App Store lists iPhone, iPad, and compatible Apple silicon Mac availability; the listing does not describe Android support.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is ToteTracker: Home Inventory used for?
ToteTracker catalogs household belongings by room and container, then helps users find items with search, scans, and shared inventories.
What can you do with ToteTracker: Home Inventory?
Catalog household items with photos, categories, estimated values, and nested room or container locations. Add items using photo scans, shelf scans, receipt imports, barcode lookup, or voice entry. Search by meaning or camera image, print QR container labels, and review possible duplicates. Sync for offline access, export inventory data, and share an inventory with invited household members on Plus.
Who is ToteTracker: Home Inventory designed for?
Households that want a searchable record of stored belongings, boxes, and valuables. People preparing for a move or organizing a shared home inventory.
What should you know before downloading ToteTracker: Home Inventory?
A ToteTracker account is required; after the seven-day trial, the free plan is limited to 50 items, 10 containers, and 10 Smart Actions per month. Smart Search, barcode lookup, household sharing, and duplicate detection are Plus features; Smart Action packs are separately sold. The App Store lists iPhone, iPad, and compatible Apple silicon Mac availability; the listing does not describe Android support.
What does ToteTracker: Home Inventory cost?
Free download starts with a seven-day Plus trial, then allows up to 50 items, 10 containers, and 10 Smart Actions a month. ToteTracker Plus adds Smart Search, barcode lookup, sharing, duplicate detection, whole-home inventory capacity, and 100 monthly Smart Actions. The US App Store lists $4.99 monthly or $49.99 yearly. A 90-day Moving Pass is listed for $17.99, and one-time Smart Action packs are also available. Confirm current prices in the App Store.
Which platforms support ToteTracker: Home Inventory?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS, macOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-10.
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