I’ve used the app for about a year and it has worked fine. My problem with it is that I can’t print the inventory. Or save it to anything. Well I opened the app up on my iPad, and it’s all gone. Everything is gone. I have an empty app on my iPad, and when I try to start over, I can’t see the categories I input. I don’t know what happened, and I’ll miss it, but on the iPad, it’s dead.Update.I tried to show someone the app and everything was gone.No, I haven’t entered anything in it for awhile, but I occasionally looked at it because it had original information.It’s not only empty, I can’t enter new information.Probably because I had to sign in to do anything.So I am assuming that they have deleted my account.No big deal, my inventory has grown far beyond the capability of this app,especially since you can’t do anything but look at it.You can’t save a copy on your own system, you can’t print anything, and you are at the mercy of the internet.No internet, no access to your own data.If you have a small amount of inventory, and don’t mind access only when you have internet, this app will probably work for you.

I'm looking for an easy inventory app, and this looks nice. But after trying several times to add an item, it appeared they were not added, until I discovered a work around.No error message; this version just stalls at the 'submit' stage. Adding categories worked fine and results came back quickly, so it appears the developers know how to make this work. Just apply the same logic to the Add Items feature, so it works the same as the Add Categories.The workaround - after force quitting and relaunching the app, it turns out the items are in fact added (presumably to the cloud), but they do not appear until these steps are performed. This is unacceptable - it should not be necessary to force quit and restart in order to see the items you just added.Enhancements: a simple "Air Print" of the currently filtered and sorted list would add significantly to the value of this app. An export function (to Numbers, Excel or similar) would also be a very good addition. While the app includes enough basic fields to be useful, some would like the flexibility to export and enhance their inventories in a spreadsheet. In addition, if there were a browser interface, it should make an export even easier and enhance the value further. And a really great feature would be the ability to import spreadsheet lists (OK I know this one is a stretch, but it's probably on everyone's wish list). An iOS/Mac train inventory app is much needed and the foundation is here. Now let's make sure it works right and add a few very simple features to make it a real winner. I can't imagine it would take a great deal to make this a really good app. Hey Woodland Scenics, how about talking to your developer to fix the app and make the enhancements. You've got a lot of first class products - how about doing the same for this software product. It should be in your DNA.BTW - I would happily pay for a really good train inventory app, so it doesn't have to be free (if that's the obstacle).

My entire inventory seems to have disappeared as soon as I hit 1000 items. I’m hoping this will be corrected.

Your latest update did not fix the camera, when you take a picture and select use it shut down