Inventarium

Name: Inventarium
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Marco Tini

Offline inventory companion

$4.99 · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.

2 Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

Marco Tini
Language

EN
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Size

3.2
MB

Keep track of what you own — now smarter than ever. Inventarium is a fast, lightweight, and privacy-respecting inventory manager designed for simplicity and speed. - No servers. No accounts. 100% offline. Your data stays on your device — private and secure. - Rich item details. Add photos, purchase info (price, store, date, warranty), serial and model numbers, manufacturer, and condition. - Quick stock adjustments. Increase or decrease quantities directly from the list and record who received or gave each item. - Smarter insights. View current value vs. purchase price, track locations, and get enhanced statistics across all categories and conditions. - Fast and responsive. Built entirely in SwiftUI for a smooth, native experience. - Export and import with ease. Backup or transfer your inventory as a clean JSON file. Perfect for: - Small shop owners keeping track of stock - Hobbyists and collectors cataloging their items - Home users organizing their household, pantry, or garage No clutter. No sync issues. Just a focused, offline-first tool that does one job well: keeping your inventory under control.

Ratings & Reviews

3.5

out of 5

2 Ratings

Incredibly Naive & Severely Lacking
Jan 22
Universe Observer
10 Oct 2025: it is sufficient to say that this inventory manager is a very naive implementation lacking in so many things that it borders on worthless. Here are things that are missing:1. No Item Photos2. No purchase info3. No serial or registration numbers4. No manufacturer info5. No location of an item6. No inheritance designee7. No item condition info8. No current value as opposed to purchase priceYada, yada, yada. All in all, this app is in a state of dysfunctional infancy and it provides very little info that is usable in legal situations. That might be OK for some; but, it is not a well thought out design and developed app.21 Jan 2026: The developer has been kind enough to reply and acknowledges this app as being a work in progress. All of the previous MIAs written above though are critical features that need to be incorporated into the app. I’d like to give it a chance; but, cannot afford having to go back to add data into previously catalogued items with each update. Coming from my 40+ years of IT experience, this project could have benefited from a very serious Use Case examination to guide defelopment prior to launching the app on the App Store. That said, I wish the developer all the luck with updates.

Developer Response
Thank you for updating your review and giving the app another look. To address your main concern directly: you will never need to re-enter data after an update. All new fields are strictly additive and optional — items catalogued in any previous version load unchanged, and you can enrich them with new fields only if and when you want to. Regarding your original list, version 1.1 covers photos, purchase info, serial/model numbers, manufacturer, location, condition, and current vs. purchase value. An inheritance designee field is planned for the next update.Thank you for the detailed feedback — it's genuinely shaping the roadmap.
Incredibly Naive & Severely Lacking
Jan 22
Universe Observer

10 Oct 2025: it is sufficient to say that this inventory manager is a very naive implementation lacking in so many things that it borders on worthless. Here are things that are missing:1. No Item Photos2. No purchase info3. No serial or registration numbers4. No manufacturer info5. No location of an item6. No inheritance designee7. No item condition info8. No current value as opposed to purchase priceYada, yada, yada. All in all, this app is in a state of dysfunctional infancy and it provides very little info that is usable in legal situations. That might be OK for some; but, it is not a well thought out design and developed app.21 Jan 2026: The developer has been kind enough to reply and acknowledges this app as being a work in progress. All of the previous MIAs written above though are critical features that need to be incorporated into the app. I’d like to give it a chance; but, cannot afford having to go back to add data into previously catalogued items with each update. Coming from my 40+ years of IT experience, this project could have benefited from a very serious Use Case examination to guide defelopment prior to launching the app on the App Store. That said, I wish the developer all the luck with updates.
Developer Response Jun 12
Thank you for updating your review and giving the app another look. To address your main concern directly: you will never need to re-enter data after an update. All new fields are strictly additive and optional — items catalogued in any previous version load unchanged, and you can enrich them with new fields only if and when you want to. Regarding your original list, version 1.1 covers photos, purchase info, serial/model numbers, manufacturer, location, condition, and current vs. purchase value. An inheritance designee field is planned for the next update.Thank you for the detailed feedback — it's genuinely shaping the roadmap.

This update includes bug fixes and performance improvements.

Version 1.1.1 Jul 15

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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Accessibility

Information

Seller: Marco Tini
Size: 3.2 MB
Category: Utilities
Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.0 or later.

iPhone
Requires iOS 16.0 or later.

iPad
Requires iPadOS 16.0 or later.

Mac
Requires macOS 13.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Apple Vision
Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
Languages: English and 2 more

English, Italian, Spanish
Age Rating: 4+

4+

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