IEKURA
Snap it. Store it. Never forget it.
IEKURA (家蔵 — "house storehouse") is a free, browser-based inventory app from Japan. Take a photo, tap where you keep it, enter how many. Your things, your memory — kept safely on your own device.
What IEKURA can do
📸 Photo-first registration
Snap → tap a storage place → set quantity. Naming can wait. Registering 30 items takes minutes, not an afternoon.
🧾 Receipt scanning (on-device OCR)
Photograph a shopping receipt and items line up automatically. OCR runs inside your phone — the image never leaves your device.
📷 Barcode + community dictionary
Scan a barcode and the name fills in — powered by Open Food Facts and our own community dictionary of 47,000+ products that grows with every user.
📈 Collection value tracking
Record current market value per item and watch your collection's total — with one-tap links to sold prices on Japanese marketplaces and eBay.
📍 QR shelf labels & shopping list
Print a QR label for each shelf — scan it and see exactly what lives there. Running low? A shopping list writes itself.
🖼️ Share your "collection index"
Generate a beautiful 1080×1350 card of your collection — photos, item count, total value — ready for X and Instagram.
Watch IEKURA in 30 seconds
Our official animated promo (Japanese captions — the pictures tell the story).
Built differently, on purpose
Most inventory tools are made for warehouses. IEKURA is made for the things you love.
♾️ No item caps
Register 10 things or 10,000 — the free beta has no item limit and no locked features.
🎁 One app for everything
Food, figures, trading cards, tools, emergency supplies — one app, no per-category plans.
🔒 Privacy by design
Your inventory and photos live on your device, not on our servers. No account, no tracking of what you own.
🌱 It grows with its users
Every barcode a user teaches makes the shared dictionary smarter for everyone — 47,000+ products and counting.
Built to be used anywhere in the world
IEKURA now speaks 5 languages and reads the barcodes sold in your country.
UI in 5 languages
Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese and Spanish. The app follows your phone's language automatically — switch any time with the 🌐 button.
Global barcodes
Reads EAN-13 / EAN-8 / UPC — the codes used worldwide. Product names are looked up in the international Open Food Facts / Open Product Facts databases plus a community dictionary grown by IEKURA users.
Works offline
Registering, searching and stocktaking work with no signal. Only name lookups need the internet.
Your data stays on your phone
No account, no sign-up. Photos and records live only on your device — nothing is uploaded unless you choose cloud sync.
Free
All core features are free. Optional IEKURA Plus adds automatic cloud backup (US$3.99/mo).
Made in Japan, by a real shop
Built by SUNSUN SRM, a small company in Okayama that also runs a second-hand goods business — so the inventory logic comes from daily practice.
Three steps — that's the whole app
Hold a barcode up to the camera
The name and photo fill in by themselves. Same product again = +1.
No barcode? Take a photo
Snap one picture. Add the name later if you like.
Tap − when you use one, + when you buy more
Set a minimum and ⚠️ warns you; set an expiry and ⏰ reminds you.
Four ways people use IEKURA
Home pantry & daily stock
Stop buying duplicates and letting food expire. Perfect for expats shopping in an unfamiliar country.
Collectors & fandom
Trading cards, figures, photo cards — with condition grades, purchase price and estimated value, plus a shareable Collection Card.
Emergency supplies
Water, food, batteries. Rolling-stock reminders keep your kit fresh.
Small shops & stalls
Sales floor and backroom stock, printable stocktake sheets, CSV import/export and QR shelf labels.
Questions from overseas users
QDoes it work outside Japan?
QDo I need an account?
QIs it really free?
QCan I use it on a computer?
QWhat if I change phones?
QWhich languages does product lookup support?
🌏 A note for international friends
The app interface is currently Japanese only — an English edition is part of our world roadmap. The app itself runs in any modern browser, barcode lookup covers worldwide EAN codes, and your data never leaves your device. If you'd like to hear when the English edition arrives, drop us an email.