Routines: save what you do again and again, like feeding the cat, and replay it in one tap. A scheduled routine waits for your go-ahead when it comes due.
Import and export, in Settings: save your products, locations and stock to an Excel file and restore them, or add a whole inventory at once from a template.
The home screen widget becomes a gauge of what is left to do (running low, expiring soon, to sort, routines to confirm), in three sizes, and Stokky offers to add it for you.
"Put away" lists every checked item: put them away in any order, and split one purchase over several places or dates with "Another lot".
The location picker suggests where you usually keep the product, and shows on the furniture photo what each zone already holds.
On the product page: tap the threshold to change it, create a category or a tag from the "New" chip, and set "Remind me if nothing moves" to any number of days.
Known units agree with the quantity and show in your language: "3 rolls", "1.5 kilos".
Also: the owner can rename the household, Stokky asks before closing a form with unsaved changes, and each version's news is in Settings.
On first launch, a short animated introduction shows you around Stokky.
Fixed
A fresh install no longer freezes on the launch screen.
Syncing a well-stocked household is much faster, and another household's products no longer come back after you switch.
Barcodes: an unknown code scanned during an inventory count is looked up at once, and Stokky offers to make it a pack when you attach it to a product.
The sign-in page now closes once you are signed in.
Picking a product stays smooth with a large catalogue and keeps your search; the location picker shows the stock already there when you move a product.
Small fixes: a "To sort" lot is no longer put away twice after a failure, hidden filters no longer stay active, and an item added by hand to the shopping list gets a default unit.
