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The other day I was looking for a Windows desktop app for managing home assets (Where is this tool? What is inside my box A1 located in room B?) There is very little software like that. Everything is a website or a smartphone app. I want a Windows desktop program.
I suppose that means this tool is "stable enough for most non-enterprise use-cases", which means I can't use it despite wanting to.
The database backing this, Supabase, describes itself as "stable enough for most non-enterprise use-cases". I suppose that means this tool is "stable enough for most non-enterprise use-cases", which means I can't use it despite wanting to.
The database backing this, Supabase, describes itself as "stable enough for most non-enterprise use-cases". I suppose that means this tool is "stable enough for most non-enterprise use-cases", which means I can't use it despite wanting to.
The other day I was looking for a Windows desktop app for managing home assets (Where is this tool? What is inside my box A1 located in room B?) There is very little software like that. Everything is a website or a smartphone app. I want a Windows desktop program.
It can even do things like defining projects that are made of sub-components that are made of parts you may or may not have on stock (and if you added a prize for each of the parts it will spit out a total cost). It can handle prize brackets etc.
For a most basic system or hobbyist needs this might be total overkill tho.
Why not start an excel sheet with everything you have and put an location next to the thing? The major work with such systems tends to be first entry and then keeping things up to date, so starting on a small subset of things and trying it out would be a wise way to go about it.
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The other day I was looking for a Windows desktop app for managing home assets (Where is this tool? What is inside my box A1 located in room B?) There is very little software like that. Everything is a website or a smartphone app. I want a Windows desktop program.
If Docker is an option and you only need it for a single machine, maybe NocoDB?
The other day I was looking for a Windows desktop app for managing home assets (Where is this tool? What is inside my box A1 located in room B?) There is very little software like that. Everything is a website or a smartphone app. I want a Windows desktop program.
For electronics or manufacturing I can recommend inventree. https://inventree.org/ It can even do things like defining projects that are made of sub-components that are made of parts you may or may not have on stock (and if you added a prize for each of the parts it will spit out a total cost). It can handle prize brackets etc. For a most basic system or hobbyist needs this might be total overkill tho. Why not start…
The page on the forum wiki is https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/Elektronik_Lagerver... [] and it speaks mostly about EleLa.
[*] these links are in German.
EleLa is a desktop app for Windows and Linux written in FreePascal with Lazarus PartDB isa PHP server for self hosting