Roster: Gear Organizer
Keep track, share, rest easy
About
Organize your valuable gear with photos, serial numbers, and cloud backup. Easily share your collection and generate reports for insurance or police. Ideal for musicians, but versatile for any type of equipment.
What's New in Roster
1.3.2
December 23, 2021
Improvements and fixes.
Subscription plans
Roster - 1 Year
Subscribe to use Roster for 1 year
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Roster used for?
Roster is a digital inventory app designed to help you organize and track your valuable gear. You can add photos, serial numbers, and cloud backup for peace of mind.
Can I share my gear with others using Roster?
Yes, Roster allows you to seamlessly share your gear libraries with bandmates, collaborators, or friends. This makes it easy to coordinate and even get inspired by others' collections.
What kind of gear can I track with Roster?
While developed with musicians in mind, Roster is versatile enough to track any type of gear. This includes photography equipment, gaming consoles, sports gear, and more.
How does Roster help with insurance or police reports?
In the unfortunate event of loss or theft, Roster allows you to generate and send a PDF report with all necessary information for insurance claims or police investigations with a single tap.
Does Roster have ads?
Yes, Roster contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, ads are displayed to support its continued development and availability.
What are the subscription options for Roster Premium?
Roster offers several subscription plans, including monthly and yearly options, with prices like $1.99/month and $19.99/year. Some plans also include free trial periods of 3 or 7 days.
How often is Roster updated?
Roster was last updated on December 23, 2021, with version 1.3.2. This indicates a consistent effort to maintain and improve the application.
What devices is Roster available on?
Roster is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users who need a robust gear organization solution.
