A day at your place.
What's at home, where it's kept, what's about to run out.
07:00
Out of milk.
Stokky sees the stock drop and adds it to the list. Before tomorrow's breakfast.
12:30
“Do we still have any?”
The answer is in your pocket. And the list is shared with the whole household.
18:30
Everything in its place.
One scan, one place. Room, furniture, shelf: your home, as it is.
21:00
Power cut.
Even in the dark, you know where it is. And what expires soon.
07:00
Tomorrow morning, you'll know.
The launch film
Stokky is on Google Play and opens in your browser too. iOS is coming soon, in French, English and Malagasy.
Stokky
What Stokky does
A free home inventory app.
Stokky is a free app for keeping track of what's in your home: pantry, fridge, medicine cabinet, cleaning supplies, batteries and light bulbs. It mirrors your home room by room and tells you what you have, where it's kept and what to buy again. No ads, in French, English and Malagasy, on Android and the web, with iOS coming soon.
Everything has an address
Rooms, furniture, shelves, drawers: put each item in an exact spot, and find it again by typing its name. Stokky suggests where each product usually goes.
Stock levels and alerts
Set a minimum quantity for each product. When stock drops below it, Stokky flags it and adds it to the shopping list.
Expiry dates
Record the use-by date of each batch. The dashboard shows what expires within 30 days, so you use it before you throw it away.
A shared shopping list
The whole household sees the same list, updated in real time. What's bought gets ticked off, then put away.
Barcode scanning
Scan a product with the camera to add it to its spot, without typing.
Offline first
On Android, everything is stored on the phone and works without a network, even during a power cut. Sync resumes as soon as the connection is back.
Routines
Save what you do again and again — feeding the cat, bringing water up from the storeroom — and replay it in one tap. A scheduled routine waits for your go-ahead when it comes due.
Excel import and export
Save your products, locations and stock to an Excel file, and restore them from it. For a big inventory, fill in the template, one row per lot, and import it all at once.
Home screen widget
On Android, a glance is enough: what's running low, what expires soon, what is left to sort and the routines to confirm, in three sizes.