The reseller inventory app that fills itself in.
Most inventory apps hand you a blank form and hope you keep it fed. ItemLogue starts from a photo and builds the records for you.
Most resellers start in a spreadsheet, and it works fine for a while. Then a fourteen-piece haul lands with one receipt, three go back, two sell as a bundle, and the sheet is a week behind.
That’s the point where tracking turns into data entry you owe yourself. A reseller inventory app is worth having when it removes the typing, not when it gives you a nicer grid to type into.
Four ways in. What lands is the same.
A printed receipt
Every line becomes its own item, with cost, condition and a return date already on it.
A marketplace order
Each line tracked separately, with the discount already spread across them.
A pile with no receipt
Items come back named and counted, ready for you to price.
By hand
One record, the same shape as the rest. Always free, never metered.
One record per item
What it cost, what condition it’s in, which bin it’s in, where it’s listed and what happened when it sold. All of it on one screen, on your phone.
Personal items stay separate from business inventory, so clearing out your own wardrobe never pollutes your numbers. Expenses like mileage and supplies get their own tab instead of being smuggled in as fake items.
Filter by status, tag, category or date. Tag things by where they actually live, print a QR label for the bin, and a sale on a Tuesday night stops being twenty minutes of digging.
What to look for in any reseller inventory app.
Not about ItemLogue. This is what separates an app you still use in six months from one you dropped in three.
It fills itself in
If adding an item means typing eight fields, you’ll stop by week three.
One record, buy to sold
Cost, photos, listing, sale and fees on the same item. Split across two tools, the numbers stop reconciling.
It survives a real pile
Totes in a garage is the normal case. Tags, filters and printed labels are what make an item findable.
Your data comes back out
Export should be free and complete. An inventory you can’t get out isn’t one you own.
Everything works from the phone, and capture works with no signal. See every feature, how real profit is worked out, or what the scanner reads.
Most of ItemLogue is free, including unlimited inventory, sales, profit and CSV export. What the plans cover.
Get your inventory out of the spreadsheet.
Scan one receipt and watch the whole haul land, costs split and deadlines set.
Most features free · iOS & Android · No card required