Knife Inventory Apps?

[EyeDog]

Sorry guys not able to get it done tonight (just getting in at 11 pm) but I will tomorrow.

Time to take the rest of the night off.

 

[XiaolongJackson]

As people have noted above, Notepad and Excel suffice. I don't know why people keep demanding and making specialized apps for things that can already be achieved very well with preexisting apps.

I keep a list of my knives in my personal wiki, which I can access from my phone and computer. It's not anything fancy but it gets the job done.

 

[Rubicon_Joey]

Hopefully this link works...I've never really used google docs but, I've read about it. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_A-_FqvtMH2Z3hUVHpDSEY4UU0/edit?usp=sharing

 

[EyeDog]

[Q UOTE=Rubicon_Joey;13458776]Hopefully this link works...I've never really used google docs but, I've read about it. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_A-_FqvtMH2Z3hUVHpDSEY4UU0/edit?usp=sharing[/QUOTE]
Works for me. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Rubicon_Joey]

Looks like it's working, just click the small down arrow to download. There are some formulas used to calculate the cost and total amount of $$ invested so be mindful of those when adding your own content. If you need help with that, I would refer you to a google search, that's where I learned most of my excel skills from.

 

[phillipsted]

Excel for me.
TedP

 

[stargawker]

Oh man ... Why did I not think of that. I use Evernote for everything else in my life. Easy to set up a knife folder. Could also attache emails and other tracking info for specific knives.

I am trying an iPhone app today and it really stinks.

Thanks my friend.

Yes, easy to drop in photos from your smartphone - can use Skitch to add to Evernote. It is funny that we don't always think of the tools we have before looking for others.