Inventory that carries its history
Tools, categories, brands, locations, valuations, checkouts, maintenance, warranties, notes, and trash stay attached to the selected workspace.
Build 2.0.1 (35) · attached and valid
ShopKeep is a private, account-backed inventory for the whole workshop: tools, locations, documents, checkouts, maintenance, and value in one durable register.
Build 35 is attached to an editable App Store version and has passed Apple validation. There is no App Review submission, public listing, public TestFlight link, authorized price, or release date.

Sign in with Apple or Microsoft. Each provider creates a separate ShopKeep workspace. Use the same provider to return to it; ShopKeep does not link or merge data across providers.
Build 35 uses semantic iOS surfaces, system typography, continuous containers, and one selectable interaction accent. The retired toolpath-arrow identity and the former machine-control interface are not presented as current app evidence.
Tools, categories, brands, locations, valuations, checkouts, maintenance, warranties, notes, and trash stay attached to the selected workspace.
Photos, manuals, receipts, and warranty documents remain account-scoped SQLite BLOBs served through authenticated, no-store responses.
The native client can read QR and common retail barcode formats, then use the result for inventory search or location assignment.
Inventory CSV, location-label CSV, an insurance PDF dossier, and a downloadable SQLite backup cover different portability needs.
Export first if you need a copy. In-app deletion asks the server to revoke and permanently remove only the selected provider-backed ShopKeep workspace. Local sessions and caches clear only after the server confirms success.
It does not delete the underlying Apple or Microsoft account, merge provider workspaces, remove the other provider’s workspace, or restore deleted inventory when a later sign-in creates a fresh empty generation.
The canonical blue-and-white tool-in-home icon is byte-identical to the build 35 source. Fourteen release screenshots are recorded as deterministic Simulator UI with local synthetic fixtures, but their original bytes are intentionally untracked upstream. This page will not substitute retired art, a hand-built interface, or an Apple-recompressed rendition.