Photo-first cataloguing
Open a locker, take a photo. Claude Vision identifies every item, suggests names and quantities, and merges with your existing inventory so re-scans don't duplicate.
Native iOS app for cataloguing yacht storage compartments using AI vision. Take a photo of any locker — Claude identifies what's inside and adds it to your inventory in seconds.
iPhone · iOS 16+ · Free during beta
Features
Three things that turn a four-hour stocktake into a four-minute walk around the boat with your phone.
Open a locker, take a photo. Claude Vision identifies every item, suggests names and quantities, and merges with your existing inventory so re-scans don't duplicate.
Search items by name, browse by compartment, or chat with your uploaded manuals. Hybrid retrieval pulls cited answers — model numbers, torque values, service intervals — straight from the source PDFs.
Invite skippers, crew, and viewers with the right level of access. Everyone sees the same up-to-date inventory. Pending invites can be resent or revoked in two taps.
New
Upload your engine manual, watermaker docs, radar guide. Ask in plain English — what's the torque on the head bolts, where's the gas valve, how do I bleed the diesel — and get answers back with the document name and page number for every fact.
Hybrid retrieval (semantic vectors + full-text) means even specific model numbers and part codes hit. Ask follow-ups; the chat keeps context.
How it works
Open the app, point the camera at a locker, drawer, or cabinet, tap shutter. The AI returns a list of items with quantities and consumable flags.
Drop in PDFs of your engine manual, watermaker docs, radar guide. Each document is auto-chunked, embedded, and made searchable with cited answers.
Search across every yacht, ask questions in plain English, and see what's running low before your next trip. Crew updates sync in real time.
Beta
Yacht Inventory is in active beta with a small group of skippers. To request a TestFlight invite, email us with a sentence about your boat (or home, or RV — it works for any space with stuff in it).