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From the App Store SourceMoving house? Packing for storage? Never lose track of what's in which box again. Boxed Up turns every cardboard box into a smart, searchable container. Stick a QR code on the outside, scan it with your camera, and the contents pop up live on screen - even if you packed it six months ago. Free to download — try it with up to 2 locations, 5 boxes, and 15 items per box. Unlock unlimited storage with a one-time Full Access purchase when you're ready. Add items in seconds: * Scan a product barcode and Boxed Up auto-fills the name, brand, category, and even the ingredient list (food) or author and publisher (books). * Snap a photo and on-device AI suggests the item name - no internet required. * Take a few photos of the inside before sealing each box, so you can browse what's in there visually later. Built for real moves: * Track boxes across multiple locations - Living Room, Garage, Storage Unit A, anywhere. * Bulk-move every box to a new location in two taps. * Search across every item in every box to find exactly what you need. * Print custom QR labels sized for NIIMBOT thermal printers (12-50 mm rolls), or A4 sheets if you're going analog. Your data stays on your phone. No accounts, no servers, no telemetry. Boxed Up works completely offline - the only outbound calls are user-initiated barcode lookups to Open Food Facts and Open Library, and only the scanned barcode number is sent.
The app itself is free to download, and it has 11 in-app purchase items.
The developer is Robert Hjortsholm Moeller, and the app identifier is com.hjortsholm.robert.boxedup.
It was first released on 2026-07-07, according to our own database record.
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