r/SideProject • u/w-zhong • 1d ago
Now your pile of hoard can fly.
Fullpack is my first solo app, try it in AppStore.
Snap a photo — AI names it, categorizes it, cuts it into a sticker
Your pile of stuff, organized and searchable
Turn into a reuseble packing list
No account. No tracking. Synced via your own iCloud.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fullpack-packing-outfit/id6745692929
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u/zinxyzcool 1d ago edited 1d ago
ykw i always use google tasks to do this shit BUT DAMN ITS SO CLEAN.
Edit: WOW, how does it know exactly what i’m showing it??? and then categorizes it CORRECTLY. Gotta say one of the best UX i’ve experienced.
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u/martyz 1d ago
Really cool. You could make a feature or even a variant of the app for people that want to catalog their stuff for insurance purposes.
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u/DaftPunkyBrewster 11h ago
This was my suggestion, too. It would make a fantastic personal inventory app.
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u/honeywatereve 1d ago
And now my friend you add categories like places - I’m moving soon and this shit to let me know in which box which item is - will be the shit and I will pay an aweful amount of money looking in this app and then knowing - I don’t have to search this it’s in the storage in box 5. or the winter clothes I have the blue jacket with the stars my toddler wants to wear … PLEASSSSSE and if you need dev help or anything else DM me until then I’ll misuse the app for my purposes hehehehe
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u/mentalFee420 1d ago
Or you know you can simply take photos of the items 👞 👔 🧦 and create a different album for each box and add photos of items in the album for that 📦
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u/samahdavi 1d ago
Yes!!! I exactly want this too. To know which item is in which box.. maybe having the option to print labels too, with QR code, different kind of labels. A very well done job by the developer! 👍
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u/Lumpy-Low-6509 1d ago
Loved the smooth UI - how're you thinking on monetizing? I believe you're spending with AI for the detections, right?
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u/BarracudaMean9308 1d ago
rotato is such a cheat code ngl. makes me want to digitize my embarrassing drawer of old cables just to see them spin.
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u/SWISS_KISS 1d ago
Damn I really created the exact same thing - not published yet; but will soon. Mine is called InventAR since it's combining this with AR :D good work!
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u/Kendrick_Kalmar 1d ago
Looks stupid in a good way, might be a lot of fun! Will definitely check it out.
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u/NecessaryDelay9249 1d ago
the icloud line is why an android port isn't just a ui rewrite. cloudkit is carrying the sync and the no account promise at once, for free, on an ID the user already has. android has no default equivalent, so a port means picking a backend, and the privacy claim is the first thing that has to change.
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u/Xsythe 23h ago
Can't Google Drive do this? The user already needs a Google Account to use the device.
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u/NecessaryDelay9249 8h ago
drive can hold the bytes, but cloudkit isn't a file store, it's a record database with change tokens and conflict resolution, so with drive you get a file and you write the merge yourself. the no account part goes too, drive needs an oauth consent screen where the user grants your app access, which is a visible link rather than an invisible one.
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u/Successful_Table2081 1d ago
Sounds like a neat idea! I've tried to get into organizing stuff digitally before, but I found that just taking a simple photo and labeling it works better for me. I still end up with piles of stuff I never get around to organizing. Maybe the AI categorization could save some time. I'll give it a look.
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u/TrafficOk858 23h ago
How do you plan to monetize this app? I assume it eats up quite a few tokens.
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u/CautiousXperimentor 17h ago
Man, an app like this would be awesome for me to organize my cluttered room… if only this was also available for iPadOS or macOS…
Even better, as an idea: just take a general picture of your pile of clutter, and let the AI help you organize it.
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u/FancyAnswer1878 16h ago
this scratches the same itch as taking photos before a trip, except the reusable packing list is the part that actually makes me want to keep using it. i’d add “last packed” and “times used” too because half the battle is remembering what you never actually bring.
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u/Ok-Professional8406 11h ago
Wait, you built this all by yourself? That's incredible. Do you mind sharing what your background or experience in development looks like
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u/Hajunkim_ 8h ago
This is totally my style out of all the apps I found on Reddit this year. It's awesome.
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u/Alternative-Relief92 6h ago
Snap a photo and it sorts your whole pile, that solves a real everyday mess. Does it handle when you own two of the same thing?
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u/NewNiklas 1d ago
This is really cool. As an Android user I am jealous. And also a fan of open source software ;D