ToteScan Pre-Printed Peel & Stick Labels (45 Unique Labels)

My wife wanted a new tote storage system and asked about QR label. Built the storage racks in the pic, bought new totes and these labels. Had everything built, set up and most importantly, organized in a day thanks to FREE app for these labels. Easy and intuitive and even lets you add pics to each code. This was one of the easiest and fun honey-dos we’ve ever done together because the QR labels took a lot of guess work out of the process! And the labels cost less than $20!

So, my sister is a person who LOVES organization, but doesn’t often have the time or the proper systems in order to do so (e.g., the storage bag for giftwrap doesn’t fit all of the rolls, doesn’t have a place for large-sized bags, etc). I bought her this as a side gift, and holy moly, she LOVED it. She spent her Xmas holidays organizing and finally putting away bins, since the app allows a person to take multiple photos, organize by room, enter details (to the extreme). She ended up buying multiple kits for other people whom she showed it to. My dad is finally now organizing a large bin of computer wires that he had given up on- it’s honestly great.I could see a system like this becoming a built in app on future phones, just because it makes things so much easier.For future releases, I would hope for tagging abilities—I really think this would make this product complete. But honestly, it’s wonderful even without.

Great product for people who forget what’s in what box.

Ho scoperto questo prodotto leggendo un libro statunitense sull'organizzazione della casa. Purtroppo sono difficilissime da trovare in Europa e ho pagato 22 euro quello che negli Stati Uniti costa solo 11 dollari. Ora sono disponibili solo a 66 euro, prezzo folle.Queste etichette hanno un QR code che puo' essere letto dall'apposito app: e' possibile fare la foto e includere la descrizione di scatole e scatoloni in cantina, garage o nei contenitori per i cambi di stagione. Possono essere riutilizzate in quanto l'app consente di cancellare e modificare le foto e descrizioni. Io non le appiccico togliendo la parte posteriore (tranne che per scatoloni che so che non buttero') ma metto dello scotch sulla parte posteriore in modo che non cadano e mi consentano di attaccare. staccarle a piacimento. Costassero 10 euro sarebbero 5 stelle piene.A 22 euro sono a 4 a 66 euro sono assolutamente un no, a meno che siate disposti a spendere un occhio! Non ho trovato prodotti simili su amazon. C'e' Avery ma non sono di qualita' equiparabile.

Review of: ToteScan Intelligent QR Labels for organizing & Storage (45 Unique Labels, 2.5"x3") @ $11.99 for 45 labels.I have tried 3 other brands of labels for storage totes. These are by far the best and easiest to use. I cannot imagine how any labels could be more intuitive and user friendly than these are!Likes:You can use dictation to list the items, make the titles, make the descriptions, or you can type them inYou can do all of these things listed above (some brands do not let you do so many)You can scan a bar code of an item and if it finds it, it lists the item in the title for you and provides a stock photo of it tooYou can set the labels/totes to private so no one else with the app can scan them and know what's in them, or you can set them so that anyone with the app can scan them and know (handy for family).You can take all the photos you want of your items to add to your descriptionsYou can move items from box to box with an in-app simple processThere is no difficult learning curve with this app or using theseThese are very reasonably pricedThere are no fees or additional purchases requiredYou can use Alexa to help find thingsDislike (only 1): UPDATE - I found out the way to make custom locations but it changes from the main profile and doesn’t show in the app until I scan the label on the boxes in that custom location. I’m still trying to figure this one out.There is no way to add custom locations. While there is a very large selection of locations to choose from (Garage, shed 1, shed 2, basement, bedroom 1, bedroom 2, bedroom 3, etc. and for examples), you cannot name a location such as "Junior's bedroom" or whatever. At least I could not find a way to do so.I used another reviewer's suggestion and got some recipe card protectors, used index cards to put the labels onto, slipped the cards into the protectors, and then affixed them to the totes that way. This provided a means of reusing the labels should I decide to get rid of a tote or combine them.If you're looking for labels with QR codes for storage organization, these are almost perfect! 5 stars!