After the show

Kit Tracker

Scan what's broken, say what's wrong and add a photo. The list goes to Numbers or Google Sheets, ready for the return.

Ask about Kit Tracker For iPhone, iPad and Mac, on iOS 17 and macOS 14 or later

From a scan to a spreadsheet

Each piece of kit is one row, laid out like the sheets crews already keep. Tick columns can be renamed, added or removed.

BarcodeIssueUsed as parts donorPhysical damageAll IMs usedNotesPlaceDate
UP212272Bad IMs / dead pixelsXSwapped out on day twoManchester12 Oct
UP208114Corner bentXCheck locks before reuseGlasgow14 Oct
N/ADamaged cable loomXItem added without a barcodeLeeds15 Oct
Example rows with made-up data, showing the layout of an export.

What it does

Built for small asset tags

Reads Code 128 and Code 39 at any angle, even upside down, with pinch to zoom, torch and a tick for each read.

Quick issue entry

Each scan can open the item so you can type the fault. The issues you use most are one tap away.

Photos with place and date

Add up to 10 photos per item. The first fills in the town and date, and GPS is removed from every photo.

Mac and hand scanners

On a Mac, use any USB or Bluetooth scanner that types the code, or type it yourself.

Tours and crew

Invite people once for the whole tour. Set each person as Editor, Contributor or Viewer, and sort kit by department.

Numbers, Sheets and CSV

Export with the same columns everywhere, with photos in their cells. Import old kit sheets from CSV.

Private by design

No ads, analytics or tracking. Your entries stay on your devices and in your own iCloud, and we never receive them.