LocaTrack
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LocaTrack is a parts-inventory app built for small electrical contractors and the trades. Keep an accurate count of every part across your shop and your trucks, know the moment something runs low, and see what each job actually cost in materials - without a spreadsheet or a subscription. BUILT FOR THE FIELD • Record stock as you work: receive, use, adjust, or transfer between locations with large, glove-friendly buttons. • Scan a barcode or QR label to jump straight to a part. • Print QR labels for your bins, shelves, and trucks. KNOW YOUR STOCK • See on-hand quantity per location - shop, truck, or job site. • Low-stock alerts when a part hits its reorder point. • Build a reorder list and send it straight to your supplier. JOB COSTING • Tag parts used to a job and see a per-job materials cost report. • Export any job's cost breakdown as a CSV. MADE FOR A CREW • Owner and Technician roles: technicians record stock in the field but never see cost or pricing. • Share one inventory across your team. Everyone's changes merge automatically - no lost counts. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS • Everything syncs privately through your own iCloud account. • No accounts to create, no servers collecting your data, no ads, no tracking. LocaTrack works on iPhone and iPad.Read more
Versions
- Version 1.0.1First seen · 24 Sept 2026
What's New in 1.0.1 Pick parts to a job. Pull materials fast from the Parts list: tap the briefcase, pick a job, set quantities, and commit. Every part is deducted from the current location and tagged to the job, so it flows straight into your job-cost report. Made a mistake? One tap undoes the whole pick. Scan while you pick Scan a barcode or QR code to add that part to the basket without hunting for it in the list. Your whole inventory as a spreadsheet Export every part and its per-location stock to a CSV, edit costs and quantities in your spreadsheet app, and import it back. Start from a …
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Soft launch · 2 countries Soft launch
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