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AllKeep Inventory on the web: what was broken, and what works now

On 3 October I went through the web app with a new account, and a lot of it was broken. Here is what works now, with screenshots from before and after.

by Rodioninventoryrelease-notes

On 3 October I signed up for AllKeep Inventory on the web with a new account and used it the way a new user would. A lot of it did not work, and some of it failed without saying so. Everything below is fixed now.

Saving things

New locations did not save, and when you added an item from a photo, the tags and new categories the AI suggested were lost. Both work now. The forms also called everything an item:

The new location form on 3 October, with the label Item name and the button Save item, and now, with Name and Save

Box labels

Scanning the QR code on a box label with your phone led to a "page not found". Now it opens the box, and if the box is in another of your homes, the app switches to that home first. Only people who can see the box can open it this way. Share invitation links work again too.

The QR code of a box, and the same box opened on a phone after scanning it

Stats

Total quantity and items without a category always showed 0, and recent activity showed rows with nothing but "Added". Both are right now, on the web and in the mobile app.

Stats on 3 October, with zeros and rows that say only Added, and Stats now

AI credits

New free accounts got 2 AI credits instead of 30, enough to add items from one photo. Every free account opened since May has been topped up to 30, and free credits now refill every month. When you run out, the app says so instead of "No items found in that photo".

Deleting your data

When you delete your account, everything in it is now erased 30 days later: the inventory, photos, subscription and credit history. Before, deleting only stopped the sign-in. Boxes, items and photos you delete yourself are erased after 30 days too.

If something still doesn't work for you, write to me at nefayran@gmail.com.

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