Closed beta · iOS and Android

Know where your things are. Even at Dave’s.

Lendventory is a personal inventory that knows where everything you own physically is: in the garage, in the loft, or at a friend’s house since June.

Free while it’s in beta.

Step ladder
Garage · behind the door
Cordless drill
Dave · 6 weeks
Four-person tent
Loft · blue crate
Pressure washer
Repair shop · 2 weeks
Ski boots
Hall cupboard

“In the garage” and “at Dave’s” are the same kind of fact.

Most apps either catalogue what you own or track what you’ve lent. Lendventory does both in one list, so the answer to “where’s the ladder?” is always one search away.

01

Snap it

A photo and a name is a whole item. Add a serial number, a receipt or a warranty date when you feel like it, and never when you don’t.

02

Note who has it

Lent the drill to Dave? Write it down. Dave doesn’t need the app, and nobody has to approve anything: it’s your record.

03

Let the link ask

When it’s been a while, send Dave a one-tap link. He answers without an account, and your record updates itself.

The awkward question, asked for you.

“Do you still have my drill?” is a hard text to send. Lendventory sends a link instead: one fact, three buttons, no account and no download. Whatever they tap, your list catches up.

Chris says you have their Cordless drill, since 14 August.
Still got it
Gave it back
Never had it

Built for remembering, not for checking in.

Open it four times a year to find the ladder, or every week to swap gear with friends. Both are the app working.

Time away, not deadlines

Every borrowed thing shows how long it has been gone: three days, six weeks. There are no due dates to set and nothing to chase on a schedule.

Ask your friends

“Who has a pressure washer?” Lendventory checks your friends’ lendable things, and each owner decides whether to say it’s them.

Records that go as deep as you like

Receipts, manuals, spare-part photos, serial numbers and warranty dates live with the item, ready for the day something breaks.

Private by default

Your inventory is yours. Friends see only the things you choose to share or lend, and everything else stays with you.

What you’re holding, too

The things you’ve borrowed sit on your own shelf, so giving them back is one tap rather than one more thing to remember.

Quiet unless it matters

Almost every message is a person doing something that involves you. Set quiet hours, or turn notifications off altogether.

Want in?

Lendventory is in a closed beta on iPhone and Android. Email us and we’ll send you an invite.

Ask for an invite