Everything you own. One caboodle.
Catalog your whole home and share it with your people.
See it in action.
Snap. Sort. Share.
The whole house stops living in one person's head.
One blue button. The whole room.
Open the camera and just keep snapping. Caboodle names each thing, writes the description, sizes it, and files it in the right category · tell it you're in the garage once and every shot lands there.
POINT IT AT A CABOODLE STICKER MID-SNAP · WE SPOT IT · THE BOX IS ONE TAP OPEN
Your stuff, sorted how you think.
Everything Caboodle wrote is editable: rename anything, build your own categories, and tag one item into several · the mixer can live in Kitchen, Baking, and Mom Squad at once.
Every room, every spot, one map.
Set up rooms with real photos, add places like the storage unit or grandma's garage, and zone the corners you care about. At Home is the household index · where everything lives.
Ask. Caboodle points.
Search by name, category, or a half-memory ("blue sleeping bag"). Caboodle answers with the item's remembered spot if it's home or the friend's name if it's lent out. Ask by typing, right in the app.
Pickups, storage, and delivery.
We pick up what is in the way, photograph every piece, and bring anything back when you ask. Phoenix first.
GIFTED
LENT
SHARED
Share a Caboodle with your people.
Make a group, invite by text, done. Members browse what everyone's added and comment. When someone does want to borrow, it is one tap · Caboodle remembers who has what and since when, no due dates, and asking for something back never needs an awkward text.
What’s in the box?!?!
Stick a Caboodle sticker on any box you already own, fill it as you snap · one scan answers, forever.
Hand it to a friend · everything inside rides along.
Box, sticker, and everything inside change hands in one confirm.
Weatherproof vinyl, happy in a 140° garage · packs ship free anywhere in the continental US.
Start with what you own.
Do it yourself
You photograph what you own, and Caboodle remembers every category and every spot.
Start free →Caboodle started in my own garage, staring at a wall of boxes I packed myself and couldn't name. Finding anything meant remembering everything, and that felt like a job a phone should do. So we built the warm version: snap it once, and it's remembered for good.
ZACH · FOUNDER, CABOODLE