PartPocket: Log Spare Parts

Never search for the same part number twice. PartPocket remembers which replacement part fits which thing you own — and finds it again even when you type the number differently than you saved it. THE SEARCH THAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE You type HU7126X. Up comes the oil filter you saved as "HU 712/6 X". And the other way round. Spaces, slashes, hyphens, capitals, accents: all folded away. This is exactly where searching a notes app falls apart. HOW IT IS BUILT A thing is something you own. A part is a replacement part or consumable that belongs to it. • Coffee machine → water filter → DLSC002 • Car → oil filter → MANN HU 712/6 X • Bike → brake pads • 3D printer → 0.4 mm nozzle You decide what fits. PartPocket does not check compatibility and never claims any — it remembers your decision. WHAT IS INSIDE • A Parts tab: every part across every thing, sorted by name, part number, last change or owning thing • Brand, part number, quantity or size, purchase link, notes • One photo per thing and per part • Five palettes — Wildfire, Riptide, Aurora, Nebula, Eclipse — plus light and dark • German and English, VoiceOver and Dynamic Type • Export and import of your whole library as JSON — free for everyone, Pro or not ON THE DEVICE, NOT IN A CLOUD No account, no sign-in, no server holding your data. No ads, no tracking, statistics only if you switch them on. Your things, part numbers and photos stay on the iPhone, and the device backup covers them. The only thing that ever leaves is feedback you write and send yourself. No iCloud sync — deliberately. The backup covers loss, export and import cover the move to a new iPhone. FREE AND PRO Free: 5 things, 25 parts — and every feature above, export and import included. Pro, one-time purchase, no subscription: • Unlimited things and parts • Read part numbers off a photo: point the camera at the label and the app offers the lines that could be a part number — you tap the right one. A 0 looks too much like an O to decide that automatically. • Save parts straight from Safari: share the page, pick the thing, and the URL is kept as the purchase link. Buy once. Stays yours. After a reinstall an import brings everything back, past the free limits too — your library is never held hostage. Requires iOS 18. Feedback goes to us straight from inside the app. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/