S.Librarian catalogs the things you own or look after, and remembers which room, shelf or box each one is in. Scan a barcode to add it. Scan a shelf label to put it away.
No release date yet. We’ll only email you about early access.
“Where did I put that?”
It’s in the house somewhere. Or the cabin. Or the storeroom.
Bought it twice.
You weren’t sure you had it, so now you have two.
Lent it. Never saw it again.
Nobody remembers who has it, or since when.
That’s the routine at its fullest. Skip the labels, skip the places, or use them only where they help.
Point your phone at the barcode. Title, author or artist, and cover are filled in for you.
Scan the shelf’s label, then the items. They’re recorded in that spot. Busy? Put them in the inbox and shelve them later.
Search your collection and see the exact place: the room, the bookcase, the shelf. No more rummaging.
Twelve records or twelve thousand books. Label every shelf, label none, or label the bookcase that matters and leave the garage as a list. S.Librarian works the way your collection does, and you can change your mind whenever you like.
Not everything needs an address. A plain list is a perfectly respectable library.
Rooms and shelves, chosen when you add things. Every item has an address, and nobody had to print anything.
The busy bookcase gets labels and slot numbers; the cupboard at the cabin doesn’t. Mix as you please. We won’t judge.
Scan an ISBN or EAN barcode and S.Librarian looks the title up in public sources: Google Books, Open Library, Discogs and TMDB. You check it and keep scanning.
Each location has a short code, printed as a QR label. Scan a shelf’s label, then scan the items on it, and they’re all placed there in one go.
No time to sort? Scan things into the inbox now and shelve them later.
House, floor, room, bookcase, shelf, divider: nest locations as deep as you need. Start from the Home, Library or Warehouse preset, or from a blank page.
The words fit the place. At home it’s a “Place”; in a library it’s a “Branch”. Turn on slot numbers when the order on the shelf matters.
Use as many levels as each corner of your space needs: one room can go down to the slot while another stays a single box.
Books, CDs and DVDs are ready to go, along with many more. Need something else? Make your own type and choose its fields: camera lenses, sheet music, tools, board games. If you keep it, it can have a type.
Pair the phone with the web app. Scans from the phone go straight to the computer at the front desk or workstation.
Keep several sites side by side, each with its own locations: a house and a cabin, or a main branch and a store.
Books, music, films, hobby gear, tools: anything you collect or just need to find again.
House › Living room › Bookcase › Shelf
Small libraries, clubs and front desks. Shelve in order with slot numbers, and scan at the desk with a paired phone.
Branch › Room › Shelf › Slot
Warehouses, workshops and storerooms. Define your own item types and label every rack and bin.
Site › Aisle › Rack › Bin
S.Librarian isn’t released yet. Here’s what works, and what comes next. No skipping ahead.
Join the early-access list and we’ll let you know when the app is ready to try.
One email when there’s something to try. No newsletter.