UCHIYO is a household inventory for consumable supplies such as groceries, cleaning products, and paper goods. Users can browse items or categories, filter expired or low-stock entries, and record quantities, units, storage locations, photos, notes, expiration dates, and stock thresholds. Entry can be manual or use on-device speech transcription and photo-based name suggestions on supported devices. An optional Smart organize feature sends text the user chooses to submit to a cloud service and returns up to ten suggested items for review; five attempts are included. The developer says inventory stays local by default, private iCloud sync is optional, and cloud processing requires consent. The current App Store listing says manual inventory and on-device tools are free and unlimited, with no in-app purchases, subscriptions, or ads.
UCHIYO: Home Inventory
UCHIYO tracks home supplies, quantities, storage places, expiration dates, and low-stock reminders in a searchable inventory.
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What it does
- Track household supplies with quantities, units, storage locations, expiry dates, and low-stock thresholds.
- Filter items that are expired, nearing expiry, or running low.
- Enter items manually or use supported on-device speech and photo suggestions.
- Optionally sync a private inventory through iCloud and export photos and records as JSON.
- Review cloud-generated Smart organize suggestions before applying changes.
A good fit for
- People who want to know where household supplies are stored and when they are running low.
- Users who prefer local inventory entry with optional iCloud sync and reviewed suggestions.
Worth knowing
- The App Store listing supports iPhone only; offline voice transcription depends on device support.
- Cloud Smart organize requires explicit consent and sends submitted text and language for processing; the developer says audio, photos, and existing inventory are not sent through AI.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is UCHIYO: Home Inventory used for?
UCHIYO tracks home supplies, quantities, storage places, expiration dates, and low-stock reminders in a searchable inventory.
What can you do with UCHIYO: Home Inventory?
Track household supplies with quantities, units, storage locations, expiry dates, and low-stock thresholds. Filter items that are expired, nearing expiry, or running low. Enter items manually or use supported on-device speech and photo suggestions. Optionally sync a private inventory through iCloud and export photos and records as JSON.
Who is UCHIYO: Home Inventory designed for?
People who want to know where household supplies are stored and when they are running low. Users who prefer local inventory entry with optional iCloud sync and reviewed suggestions.
What should you know before downloading UCHIYO: Home Inventory?
The App Store listing supports iPhone only; offline voice transcription depends on device support. Cloud Smart organize requires explicit consent and sends submitted text and language for processing; the developer says audio, photos, and existing inventory are not sent through AI.
What does UCHIYO: Home Inventory cost?
The US App Store lists UCHIYO as a free download with unlimited manual and on-device inventory, five cloud Smart organize attempts, and no in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Which platforms support UCHIYO: Home Inventory?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-10.
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