Ordning is a calm catalogue of your home. Every room, every box, every item, searchable in seconds, shared with the people you live with, and ready the day the insurer asks.
Coming soon to macOS & Android
No new vocabulary to learn. Ordning follows the way a home is actually arranged, from the front door down to the single screw.
The house, the flat, the storage unit. Keep as many as you look after.
Kitchen, garage, loft. The map everyone already carries in their head.
A crate, a drawer, a shelf, or anything that holds more than one thing.
The single object you will one day stand in a room trying to find.
Eight things Ordning does quietly in the background so you never buy a second one of something you already own.
Stick a code on a box, scan it later, and jump straight to what is inside. No digging, no guessing which crate it went in.
QR · BarcodeGenerate clean, numbered labels for every box and shelf. The kind you would actually be happy to see on a garage wall.
Print · PDFAttach pictures to rooms, boxes and items so a search returns a face, not a filename. Memory you can browse.
CameraKeep the receipt, the model number and the warranty end-date with the item itself. Ordning reminds you before cover lapses.
DocumentsOne tap turns your inventory into a tidy PDF for the insurer, with every item, its value and its proof, ready to send.
ExportMark who borrowed the drill and when. A quiet ledger of everything that left the house and has not come home yet.
LoansPack, label and check boxes off as they arrive at the new place. Nothing goes missing between the old door and the new one.
Move modeInvite the people you live with so the inventory stays true no matter who put the thing away. Roles keep it tidy.
Up to 8A tidy home is not about owning less. It is about knowing exactly what you own. And never again standing in a room, wondering where it went.
The whole catalogue is free for one person. Plus only lifts two ceilings: more people, more photos. That's $19.99 a year, locked for as long as you stay.
Everything one household needs.
For a home shared by many hands.