Homebox

Homebox manages household inventory by turning item information into searchable records. Items can have locations, labels, custom fields, photographs, purchase information, and related documents. A user creates a record, adds where the item is stored and its relevant attributes, then retrieves it through search. The resulting inventory can be maintained as household possessions and their details change.

One instance can hold separate collections for different households, groups, or locations. Hierarchical locations organize storage, reusable templates supply default fields, and QR codes provide quick item lookup. CSV import and export support bulk work, while a REST API connects other tools. These features operate around the recorded items and the relationships used to organize them.

The documentation offers Docker and direct host deployment, with SQLite or PostgreSQL for larger installations. Multi-user access allows collections to be shared, and OIDC integration connects an existing identity provider. Data storage, users, and authentication belong to the instance's configuration; connecting an external identity service depends on choosing and configuring that authentication route.