I built Stuffolio after one too many “I know I saved that manual somewhere…” moments. What started as a solo SwiftUI experiment turned into a lifecycle-based ownership system. Instead of just listing items, it tracks purchase, maintenance, warranty phase transitions, donation/resale, value, 2and legacy. I built practical AI tools to identify products, surface manuals and parts, and help when something breaks. Indie-built, privacy and accessibility built in from the ground-up.
Hi Product Hunt. I’m Terry.
Stuffolio started with a simple frustration: standing in front of something broken thinking, “I know I saved the manual somewhere…”
Yes — it does everything you’d expect from a home inventory app: photos, notes, manuals, receipts, serial numbers, warranty details. That’s the starting point.
What began as a small SwiftUI project to store manuals gradually evolved into something bigger. I realized most inventory apps stop at listing items — but ownership actually has phases:
Buy → Warranty → Maintain → Repair → Decide what’s next.
So I rebuilt it around lifecycle tracking: real warranty transitions, structured documentation, and practical AI to identify items and surface manuals or parts when something breaks.
Along the way I built Stuff Scout — a feature that analyzes photos (including thrift and antique finds), identifies items, estimates value, and adds historical context. That came from my own curiosity browsing second-hand shops.
I’m building this independently, iterating carefully, trying to balance power with clarity, accessibility, and privacy.
I’d genuinely love feedback on:
• Does lifecycle tracking resonate?
• Is Stuff Scout useful or niche?
• What would make this indispensable?
Thanks for taking a look
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