Shoe Collection Inventory

• Apr 15, 2016

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jrepa

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Not sure if this has already been answered, is there an app where you can scan the barcode and save the shoe as part of your collection? I know SPG has something similar but you have to look for the shoe instead of scanning the barcode.

 

• May 30, 2016

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jrepa

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Anyone have a sample spreadsheet I may be able to use?

 

• Jun 1, 2016

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I use an app called inventory by xms developers. Used it initally to catalog my blu-ray movies. Then decided to also use it to catalog my jordans. Just scan the barcode and it will usually find it unless its an older model then just fill in the info or google search for the pic of the shoe.
I dont remember if you also have to download a barcode scanner app to go along with this one. View media item 2052158

 

• Jun 1, 2016

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brandon3000

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GOAT allows you to add your inventory, but not by barcode unfortunately

 

• Jun 1, 2016

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Thank you for replying back. Inventory is the best app that seems to work to keep a list of the shoe you have and I like how it give you the shoe description. Unfortunately, it does provide the style # for some shoes to be able to identify the year the shoe was release. Definitely a good way to keep track of your collection and a way to start a spreadsheet.

For Goat, I never knew you can add you personal collection which is pretty neat. I have entered a couple of the style # and it seems to bring up the specific shoe and year release.

Thank you guys for your help!!

 

• Oct 31, 2017

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GenghisQuan

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Wonder if anyone actually got the app to scan and recognize? Or found a new app

 

• Nov 3, 2017

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jrepa

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GenghisQuan said:

Wonder if anyone actually got the app to scan and recognize? Or found a new app

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The easiest way is to add the shoes to GOAT or Stockx. I have been using an excel sheet that has made it super easy to keep track of my shoes.

 

• Jan 30, 2023

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fahqu001

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Bump.

Anyone have a better modern day solution? Manually entering them into StockX or Goat seems taxing. Unless I’m missing something?

I have a lot of shoes and move a lot, so I keep most of my shoes in storage, so it would be ideal to have my shoes in moving boxes that I’ve numbered so I can find what I need quickly.

Thanks!

 

• Jan 30, 2023

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fahqu001 said:

Bump.

Anyone have a better modern day solution? Manually entering them into StockX or Goat seems taxing. Unless I’m missing something?

I have a lot of shoes and move a lot, so I keep most of my shoes in storage, so it would be ideal to have my shoes in moving boxes that I’ve numbered so I can find what I need quickly.

Thanks!

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I keep track through my StockX account. But that's because I don't have a lot of shoes that I need to keep inventory of.