A dead-simple tool organiser for tradesmen and crews. Scan a code or type a name and find any tool in seconds - what you own, where it is, and who's got it.
Overview
Type a few letters - "grind", "bat", "saw" - and it tells you exactly where it is.
Stick a QR label on a tool or box. Scan it with your phone and it opens straight to it.
Not everything needs a QR - there are three ways to move tools: The field picker in the item card, QR, and on desktop: drag & drop.
Change the categories and statuses for your toolset from the side bar.
Work with diggers and mixers? Add Plant to your cats, and Hydraulic Leak as a status, flag it as an exception and any item with that status will show in your exceptions list in the side bar.
Print your own QR labels in three sizes: big for vans and rooms, medium for boxes and larger tools, tiny for battery feet.
Tools added last, print first - meaning you don't have to print all your old labels to get the latest ones.
Add it to your home screen and it works like an app. View details of the MAP Shetland address search product
No complicated sign-up or passwords. Admins simply hand out a 5 digit PIN and the group login to each user.
← swipe →
No training, no faff. If you can use a phone, you can use this.
Pick a plan, choose your login, and you're in
Add your vans and boxes, then drop your tools into them. Do the big stuff first.
Print labels, stick them on, and from then on it's scan / drop.
No contracts, cancel any time. Your data's kept safe even if you take a break.
For the solo tradesman
For teams
Tool Tracker was built here in Shetland by someone who got sick of losing his own kit - not by a faceless tech firm. It's lightweight, it's fast, and it does one thing well: it keeps track of your tools. No bloat, no nonsense. Local support is on hand to help you add kit and print labels.