Electronics inventory
Electronic parts inventory for every build
Find parts by name or code, see stock in each drawer or bin, and keep a history of receipts, moves, use, and counts. Bring those parts into project plans when you are ready to build.
Stock history
Worked example: 24 ESP32-S3 modules
Receive a batch, move six to the bench, then use two in a build. The count and locations stay correct at every step.
Organize parts by cabinet, drawer, and bin
Build a location tree that matches your workshop. Each part shows its stock in every place, and each location lists what it holds.
Search by name, code, MPN, or tag
Find a resistor or manufacturer part number, then narrow the list by category or package.
Import your parts list from CSV
Preview duplicates and errors before saving. Export the catalog, stock by location, or history when you need a copy.
Import preview
Check your CSV before importing
Preview new parts, duplicates, and errors before anything is saved. Download the template and import when the list is ready.
Set up your inventory →Parts inventory FAQ
Can I import an existing parts spreadsheet?
Yes. Fill in the CSV template and review duplicates and errors before saving.
What if my count is wrong?
Record a physical count with a note. The correction appears in the part history.
Can I look up parts from my phone?
Yes. The iPhone beta connects to your server on your private network.
Set up your component inventory
Install the server, then add your first part and storage location.
Install VoltVaultAlso stocking filament? Spool tracking →