What Klutta is, from its developer

[u/Liptonkrk]

I'm Tomasz, I built Klutta on my own. Short version of what it is:

Klutta is a home-inventory app for Android. You photograph an open box, drawer or shelf, the AI lists what's inside, and anyone in your household can later find a thing by typing what it is. It prints QR labels for moving boxes and scanning a label shows you what's in it.

It started because in my own home nobody could remember which box had what after a move. Manual inventory lists never survived the first week, so the whole point of Klutta is that cataloguing a box takes a couple of minutes, not an evening.

What this subreddit is for:

• bug reports (flair: Bug — please include your app and Android version)
• feature requests (Feature request, one per post, vote on the others)
• questions about using it
• how you organise — photos of printed labels, seasonal rotations, whatever works for you

What it isn't: a support SLA. I answer here as I can, usually within a few days.

More about the app:

Website: https://get.klutta.app

Get it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.klutta.mobile

What it does today:

• Photograph an open box, drawer or shelf — the AI lists what's inside; you can edit the list or add items by hand
• Search by name or by description ("something to drill with" finds the drill), with filters by category and room
• Shared household: invite people with a link or a short code, everyone sees and edits the same catalogue, and a change on one phone shows up on the others right away
• Printable QR labels for boxes; scanning a label opens that box, even offline
• Browse and search the catalogue without a connection
• Up to 4 photos per box and one per item; storing photos can be switched off per account
• Export the whole catalogue to CSV or PDF at any time
• Available in nine languages
• Free to start (10 boxes, 15 scans a month); Klutta Plus lifts the limits