Smart personal inventory for everyday things. Snap a photo and Tiroir uses AI to generate a clean item listing with details, market value, and organization into collections. Build a visual inventory of what you own, decide what to keep, sell, lend, or reuse, and share any collection through a single link. Tiroir turns scattered objects into a searchable, useful personal and visual database.

Hi Product Hunt, I built Tiroir because I felt there was still no truly great UX-first solution for managing the things we own in everyday life. We all accumulate objects, products, inspirations, gifts, tools, clothes, furniture, collectibles, and useful items. But most of this lives in messy places: camera rolls, notes, screenshots, spreadsheets, marketplaces, or just memory. Tiroir tries to make personal inventory feel simple, visual, and modern. Take a photo, let AI generate the item listing, organize things into collections, estimate value, and share a collection through one link. What excites me is how broad the use cases are: moving homes, organizing a wardrobe, tracking collectibles, managing equipment, preparing resale, cataloging a studio, sharing a wishlist, or simply remembering what you already own. The project evolved from a broad idea around saving inspirations into something more specific: a smart visual inventory for real objects. This launch is still early, and I’d love feedback from people with very different needs.

Love that it pulls market value right alongside the listing, so the snapshot doubles as a decision tool rather than just a photo album. Feels like the team thought through what people actually do once they see their stuff laid out.

Tiroir — AI collection tool

Tiroir turns any set of items into a smart digital toolset

Tiroir turns any set of items into a smart digital toolset