Store House1.0

Store House is a feature-rich and handy piece of software created to help you keep track of valuable electronic items, like LCDs, radios, DVDs, hard drives, as well as other household assets (stove, microwave, DVD/CD collection, books).

Enter details about your personal house gadgets

The interface is self-explanatory and tidy, making the process of adding new entries, easy. The layout is structured into five separate tabs: "Main", "List", "Photos", "General" and "Find".

Fill in the item's general info

You have the choice to import an existing file from the drive or make a new one from scratch. The first tab lets you enter usual details about the asset, such as name, manufacturer, model and serial number, along with category (DVD, computer hardware, jewelry, office elements), and location (e.g. kitchen, living room).

Add information about the gadget's costs

Plus, you have the option to fill in the cost details, like purchase price and place, date, estimated worth, labels, insurance number and heir. The app lets you add info about the warranty, such as expiration date, name, price and address, as well as load a PDF file from the computer, which can be the user's manual or warranty.

Navigate through the entries with ease

You can use the navigational arrows located at the bottom of the screen to browse through the records. In addition, the text may be personalized with font colors, sizes and types. From the menu, it's possible to enter QuickTime videos and MP3 sounds.

Insert representative pictures and insurance info

In the "List" tab, you can view all the entries, apply further modifications and print them out. For each record, you have the choice to load several descriptive images. Last but not least, the app lets you add details about the individual who get the items as insurance (e.g. name, address, phone number), along with all the heirs.

Intuitive household storage

On an ending note, Store House is a useful program designed to offer simple ways to enter and manage all valuable house gadgets and items, like TVs, microwaves, music collections, family heirloom or jewelry, and print the lists.