Android in internal testing

Where things are. When they expire. At a glance.

Batteries, documents, spare medicine, filters, cables, seasonal gear — TraceNook remembers where they live, how many remain and when they need attention. Search when you need them, then organize in bulk with QR labels and the PC manager.

Full location paths One-sentence entry Expiry & stock reminders Local-first
TraceNook app
Pain points

Sound familiar?

You bought a pile of batteries—and nobody can find them

Record where things live once. Next time, search and locate in 3 seconds: Study › second drawer.

The spare filter or pantry item was forgotten until it had expired

Record the date and get reminded only when something needs you — at most once a day.

You bought cleaning supplies again because nobody knew what was already in stock

Adjust quantities in a tap. Low stock and existing supplies stay visible.

Only you know where the documents and seasonal stuff went

Locations live in the app, so your family can find things themselves — you're no longer the human search engine.

Core features

One job: remember your stuff

Not a shopping list, not a cloud warehouse. One honest loop: record → find → get reminded → inventory check.

One sentence — add, move, or use up

Type one natural sentence and TraceNook picks out the item name, quantity, location and expiry. Add new items, move them, or deduct stock — no filling out forms field by field.

  • “Add 3 cartons of milk to the fridge, expires in 15 days”
  • “Move the pens to the study drawer”
  • “Take out 1 pen”
  • When key info is missing, it asks first — no silent guessing
After a one-sentence entry, TraceNook separates the item name, quantity, location and expiry for confirmation
More capabilities

From one item to the whole home

Storage, backup, languages and family collaboration fit into one quiet, consistent system.

Rooms & nested storage

Keep the full path clear from room to cabinet, drawer and the smaller box inside.

Family sync

Encrypted sync stays inside your local network and only between devices you explicitly pair. Invited family members do not need a separate purchase.

In testing · Rolling out gradually Two phones syncing the same family inventory over the local network

Encrypted backup & restore

Export an encrypted backup file, then restore from it after changing phones or reinstalling. You keep the password.

English, 中文 & 日本語

The interface, main parsing rules and guidance are available in English, Chinese and Japanese.

Local-first

No account, no ads, and no family inventory uploaded to TraceNook cloud servers.

Photos & local learning

Save photos for storage spots and items. Corrected recognition results can be reused on this device.

Privacy promise

Your home inventory belongs to you

A complete list of everything you own is deeply private. TraceNook never uploads it to our servers: data stays on your devices, and with family sync on, it moves only between devices you explicitly pair — encrypted end to end.

Local-first

Your family inventory lives on your own devices by default. Nothing is uploaded to TraceNook cloud servers — no cloud database exists.

No account · No ads

No sign-up, no login, no ad SDKs, no behavioral tracking.

Encrypted backup

Export an encrypted backup file for moving phones or recovery. Only you know the password.

Sync stays home

Family sync runs peer-to-peer between explicitly paired devices inside your Wi-Fi, end-to-end encrypted, with no cloud relay.

Built independently, with privacy by design

TraceNook is an independently developed home inventory app for keeping track of where things are, how many are left, and when they need attention—without requiring an account or turning household data into advertising profiles.

Questions? Write to support@tracenook.com or read the support page.

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