Muninn

Your household memory.

Label the bin once. Find anything forever.

Works in any browser. The iPhone and iPad app is on its way to the App Store.

Label the bin once. Find anything forever. Muninn remembers what’s in every bin, so you don’t have to. In the browser on any phone or computer. The iPhone and iPad app is on its way to the App Store.

Muninn’s Home screen on a phone: 19 bins, 113 items and 3 places, three action items, then the bins and things edited most recently, each showing its bin, its place and its shelf.
A sample household.

“What’s in our storage unit again?”

You pay for it every month. You can’t remember what’s in it.

Label it once. Find it forever.

Step 01

Label every bin.

Printed at home.

Avery & OnlineLabels sheets built in.Two per bin, so one always faces out.

Label every bin.
Printed at home.

Print them at home on sheets you can buy anywhere: Avery and OnlineLabels sizes are built in. Every bin gets two labels, so one always faces out, whichever way around the bin goes back on the shelf.

Muninn’s Print bin labels screen on a phone: a sheet of six labels laid out ready to print — two copies each of bins 14, 15 and 16 — above the controls for which bins and how many copies.
Step 02

Fill every bin.

Photograph it.

Point your camera at the open bin.Check what it saw. They’re in the bin.

Fill every bin.
Photograph it.

Point your camera at the open bin, and Muninn AI lists what it sees. Uncheck anything it got wrong, then add the rest to the bin in one tap. It’s Muninn AI, which a household can switch off.

Every item getsan address.

Not everything lives in a bin. Bike, washer, lantern: Muninn knows the way to each.

An item in a bin on a shelf

  1. ItemCamping lantern
  2. Bin9 · Camping & outdoor
  3. ShelfIKEA shelf #2
  4. PlaceGarage

An item on a shelf

  1. ItemPressure washer
  2. ShelfWire shelf #1
  3. PlaceGarage

An item on its own

  1. ItemElectric bike
  2. PlaceGarage
Step 03

Find anything.

Search for it.

Spell it wrong. Muninn still finds it.Bin, shelf and place.

Find anything.
Search for it.

Search from anywhere, and spell it wrong if you like: “campin” still finds the camping lantern. Every answer names its place, shelf and bin, so you know where to walk before you open the garage door.

Searching Muninn for “campin” on a phone: eight items and one bin found, every row naming its bin, its place and its shelf.
Step 04

Bins move.
Muninn keeps up.

Your label never says where the bin is.Muninn does. Move it. No reprint.

Your label never says where the bin is; Muninn does. When the bin moves, pick its new shelf in Muninn. The label stays on the bin, and nothing gets reprinted.

Bin 15, Holiday decorations, 6 items.

Where it has been

  1. March

    Storage Unit

    Holiday decorations finally go to storage. No judgment.

  2. October

    Garage

    Holiday decorations come back out. PSL time!

  3. FebruaryNow

    Storage Unit

    Holiday decorations, packed away until next fall.

Ask the raven

Just ask Muninn AI.

Swap the seasons.

“Summer’s over. Swap my bins.”It finds the bins and offers the moves.

Just ask Muninn AI.
Swap the seasons.

Ask Muninn AI in plain words: “Summer’s over. Swap my winter and summer bins.” It finds the bins, works out which shelf each one goes to, and offers the moves. Nothing changes until you confirm.

A conversation with Muninn AI on a phone. Asked “Summer’s over. Swap my winter and summer bins.”, it answers that Bin 10, Pool & water toys, goes out to the Storage Unit and Bin 13, Winter coats & boots, comes back to the Garage, each onto the shelf the other is leaving, and asks for one tap of Confirm to save both. Below: the two moves, “Nothing changes until you confirm” and a Confirm & update inventory button.
Asked to swap the bins, it lists the moves.

And there’s more

All features

Free to start

  • Free6 bins

    Unlimited items, for the whole household. No card, no clock.

  • Label packsfrom $26

    Shipped free in the US, and a pack’s bins stay unlocked for good: a Garage pack means 24 bins, subscription or not.

  • Muninn Plus$29.99/year

    Or $4.99/month. Unlimited bins for the whole household, bought here by card or in the iPhone or iPad app.

A limit only ever stops you adding more: what you have already put in stays yours to read, search and export. See pricing

Questions people ask first

Is there an iPhone app?
The iPhone and iPad app is on its way to the App Store. Until then Muninn works in Safari on your iPhone, and in any browser on Android or a computer — and when the app arrives, you sign in and your household is already there.
Does it work with no signal?
Yes. Scanning and searching work offline — a storage unit with no bars, a basement, a new house before the internet is connected. Anything you add offline syncs when you next have a connection.
Who can see what’s in my bins?
Only your household. A label carries a code, not your contents — somebody who scans a bin in your garage gets a page about Muninn, not a list of what you own.
Do I have to buy your labels?
No. Print your own on ordinary sheet labels from any printer, free, with your own name on them if you like — or attach coded labels you already own. The packs are for people who would rather peel than print.
How do I add my spouse or kids?
Invite them from Settings and everybody shares one inventory — on any number of phones, tablets and computers, at no extra cost. If somebody at home already uses Muninn, ask them for an invite instead of starting a second household: two households cannot be merged later.
What if I want my data out?
Export it whenever you like, on any plan including the free one, as a file you keep. There is also a printable report, place by place, with the photographs and values — the one an insurer asks for.

More questions? Support — a person reads it.

Let Muninn do the remembering.

You’ve got enough to keep track of.

Start free — no credit cardBuilt by a military family after a move that ended in identical bins.
A clear storage bin with a yellow lid on a black shelf, a Muninn label facing out: a QR code, a big 17, “Hot Wheels Track” and the Muninn raven. Through the plastic, orange and blue toy car track and a heap of toy cars. Another bin sits on the shelf below.