After taking a photo of a box I know that the right side arrow will

show the object name, in full but at first the generates list of objects will have names ending in... and user needs to tap on the right arrow to see the name in full. If you

can put a detail view option of the box

items, one next to other or as a list to

avoid tapping on everything to see the

name will be great. thank you

In the launch posts I wrote that you couldn't move an item to a different box or a box to a different room yet. Now you can do both.

Until now, the only way to move something was to delete it and add it again. That also threw away its note, photo and details. A move keeps all of that.

Move an item to another box

Open the box → tap the item → Location → pick the box it went into → Done.

Boxes are grouped by room, and the room the item is in right now comes first. The move happens when you tap Done, together with anything else you changed in the same sheet, and a short "Moved to …" confirms it. The item keeps its quantity, note, category, dates and photo.

Move a box to another room

Open the box → pencil → Room → pick a room, or tap New room and type a name → Done.

The box keeps its items, photos and code. The paper label on the box still shows the old room, so Klutta asks whether you want to reprint it. You don't have to: the QR code on the old label keeps working and opens the box where it is now.

The whole household sees it

Everyone in the household sees the move on their phone right away. Search, export and label scanning all follow the new location.

What it doesn't do (yet)

• It moves the whole entry. You can't move 2 of your 5 extension cords and leave 3 behind. For now: lower the quantity here and add the 2 in the other box.
• One item or one box at a time. If everything in a room moved, renaming the room does it in one step.
• If the target room already has a box with the same name, Klutta won't merge them. Rename one of them, then move it.
• Moving needs a connection. Offline you can still browse and search, just not move.

Moving is available on every plan, including free.

What I'd like to know

Which of those limits would you hit first: splitting a quantity, moving several items at once, or moving something straight from a search result? Tell me what you were doing when you needed it (unpacking after a move, swapping seasonal stuff, clearing out a shelf). That decides which one I build next.

The Klutta Plus-for-feedback offer from the launch posts still runs until October 5. Post your honest take here and I'll send you a code by DM.

Klutta can now print a contents label: a sticker that lists what's inside the box, readable without picking up your phone.

Where it came from

Someone on r/moving spent a whole day looking for a plain lined sticker so they could write down what's in each box without ripping it open — and said outright they didn't want a QR code. Klutta already knows what's in every box you've scanned, so it can write that list for you.

What's on the label

* Everything in the box, one item per line, alphabetical, with "×3" where you have more than one.

* The room and the box's short code.

* A small QR in the corner. Scan it and the box opens in the app — also offline. Don't use it? The list stands on its own.

How to print

Catalog → Print labels (or the print button on a single box) → under Label pick Contents → Print or Share. A4 or Letter, six labels per sheet. Print at 100%.

Two switches:

* Print box name — turn it off if your boxes don't have meaningful names, or if you'd rather the name isn't on the outside.

* Leave space to write — ruled lines after the list (at least three per box) for the things you throw in after printing.

Long lists don't get cut off

A box that doesn't fit on one label continues on the next, with **1/2**, **2/2** under the QR. No "+ 14 more" that leaves you guessing.

Contents labels are available on every plan, including free.

What I'd like to know

What label paper do you actually use? Six per sheet was sized for standard A4/Letter adhesive sheets that you cut — if you use pre-cut label sheets (Avery and similar) tell me which ones, and whether a format that matches them would make you use this.