Labels makes printed QR stickers. Stick one on a box; scan it with any phone camera to see what's inside.
The order it's meant to go in
- Mint some. Choose how many (up to 60) and press Mint them. They start blank — pointing at nothing.
- Print a sheet. The sheet is laid out for Avery L7160 labels, 21 to an A4 page. Print at 100% (not "fit to page"). There's an option for cut lines if you're printing on plain paper.
- Stick them on whatever needs one.
- Scan each one with the phone's camera. A blank label asks what it's on: a new place (the usual answer — name the box), an existing place, or a thing.
After that, scanning the label opens the box's page: everything in it, and everything in anything inside it.
Good to know
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Each label has a six-character code printed under the QR, like
7K2-P9X. You can type the code wherever a place is asked for, including to the Rummager — "put it in 7K2P9X" is unambiguous. - One label per box. Pointing a label at something else moves it.
- Blank it unhooks a label from what it's on. Deleting a place blanks its label too, since the sticker is still on the box.
- Somebody outside your space who scans one of your labels sees "not found", exactly as if the code didn't exist.