Ownly: Home Inventory
17 Sept 2026launched 14 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.1.0latest version · 13 days ago
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Ownly is a home inventory app: it tracks what you own, where it is and when it expires. A friendly owl that remembers for you. It watches expiry dates, knows where things are, who you lent the drill to and when it is due back. Add an item or scan a code, and the owl handles the rest. WHAT OWNLY DOES - Inventory - food, medicine, gear, household and everything else, with quantity, owner, location and expiry date. - Scanner - scan barcodes; groceries are matched against Open Food Facts, no account needed. - Expiry alerts - a reminder days before food or medicine goes off, so nothing gets thrown away. - Places and boxes - rooms and nested boxes ("Box 45 in the basement"). Search tells you where a thing actually is. - Lending - who borrowed what, since when, until when, and a nudge when it is due back. - Shopping list - add, set quantities, tick off. Share it with your household. - Photos - every item can have a picture, from the camera or your library. - Groups - Home, Family, Friends. Decide which group each thing is visible to. VOICE CONTROL (PRO) Say what you need and Ownly does it: - "where is the drill" - it tells you where it is - "add milk to the fridge" - "we are running out of coffee" - lands on the shopping list - "lend the drill to Mark until Friday" - "what is going off soon" Ownly understands you, takes the action and answers in a natural voice. FREE AND PRO The inventory, scanner, expiry alerts, places, lending and shopping list are free. Ownly Pro adds voice control and the natural voice. Subscription renews monthly or yearly and can be cancelled any time in your Apple ID settings. Privacy policy: https://www.ownly.bio/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/Read more
Ownly is a home inventory app: it tracks what you own, where it is and when it expires.
A friendly owl that remembers for you. It watches expiry dates, knows where things are, who you lent the drill to and when it is due back. Add an item or scan a code, and the owl handles the rest.
WHAT OWNLY DOES
- Inventory - food, medicine, gear, household and everything else, with quantity, owner, location and expiry date.
- Scanner - scan barcodes; groceries are matched against Open Food Facts, no account needed.
- Expiry alerts - a reminder days before food or medicine goes off, so nothing gets thrown away.
- Places and boxes - rooms and nested boxes ("Box 45 in the basement"). Search tells you where a thing actually is.
- Lending - who borrowed what, since when, until when, and a nudge when it is due back.
- Shopping list - add, set quantities, tick off. Share it with your household.
- Photos - every item can have a picture, from the camera or your library.
- Groups - Home, Family, Friends. Decide which group each thing is visible to.
VOICE CONTROL (PRO)
Say what you need and Ownly does it:
- "where is the drill" - it tells you where it is
- "add milk to the fridge"
- "we are running out of coffee" - lands on the shopping list
- "lend the drill to Mark until Friday"
- "what is going off soon"
Ownly understands you, takes the action and answers in a natural voice.
FREE AND PRO
The inventory, scanner, expiry alerts, places, lending and shopping list are free. Ownly Pro adds voice control and the natural voice. Subscription renews monthly or yearly and can be cancelled any time in your Apple ID settings.
Privacy policy: https://www.ownly.bio/privacy
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Versions
- Version 1.1.0First seen · 19 Sept 2026
Chat with your household: one thread per group, so everyone knows what is missing and what to buy. Voice: hold the owl, speak, release. Your words appear as you say them. Smaller improvements across the app.
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Apple lists this app in 50 or more storefronts, so it is available almost everywhere.
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