readme vs CoT

Tired of wondering which books you already own or where that one favorite is hiding? This app makes it easy to keep track of every title in your personal collection — from treasured classics to your latest bookstore finds. Add books in seconds by scanning their ISBN barcode, or find them instantly by searching for the author or title. Build and browse your library anytime, anywhere, so you always know what’s on your shelf (and what you still want to read). Whether you’re a casual reader or a passionate collector, your library is always at your fingertips!

Club of Things is a free home inventory app for cataloging everything you own. Add items in seconds with AI, scan barcodes or QR codes, attach photos, and keep your inventory private and available offline. No subscription required. Use it for your own home inventory, then share only what you choose. Send selected items or collections to family, friends, or neighbors, track what you lend, organize shared collections, and keep a record of things you plan to give away. FEATURES: • Add items fast with AI-assisted details • Read nameplates and labels with AI • Scan barcodes and QR codes • Attach photos, receipts, manuals, and notes • Organize with tags, categories, collections, and sets • Search and filter your inventory instantly • Track locations, purchase info, warranties, condition, and value • Share items or collections by link when needed • Support lending, borrowed items, and giveaway planning • Export and import data for backups and insurance records • Works offline, with optional cloud sync for backup • Connect AI assistants via MCP — enable read-only access from your web account Connect your inventory to AI assistants: Club of Things offers opt-in, read-only MCP access so clients like Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and Gemini can search your items, summarize collections, and look up the catalog — with revocable tokens and no write access. Perfect for home inventory, insurance documentation, moving, estate planning, warranty management, tool libraries, books, collections, decluttering, and staying organized.