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Is this something people do? I thought I was accidentally on some niche hobby community but I think this is aimed at a general audience.
What kinds of things do you inventory? Everything? Electronics? Furniture? You mentioned pantry?
I hope I don't come off condescending I'm genuinely confused rn.
Everything I’d want replaced by my insurance goes in a LibreOffice spreadsheet.
Never needed to file a claim using it, but it doubles as the place where I record warranty expiration dates, which has come in handy a few times.
It’s also been useful when buying replacements to see how much I paid in the past.
Oh, insurance. That's a pretty good reason to do this. hmmm
I just do visual inventory for pantry, like there's a canned meal shelf which has assorted soups or single serve preserved stuff. Same with canned sides (like corn, green beans etc), once a section gets low I just pick a few up to restock it. Used to do pick-up and was useful because I could just walk to the pantry with a tablet and use an app to fill it up. Trying to get away from the whole app-pickup system though. Also have a white board next to the fridge with a constant list we add onto, eventually want to switch that over to a list app so I'm not having to take a picture of it or writing it down to get the things I need at the store.
If you have a deep pantry, inventory is necessary
Well, sort of. For canned and frozen things, I just keep the first expiration date for every thing on a small whiteboard.
No idea how many kidney beans I have, but I know I'll be eating some before October.