StuffTracker alternatives in 2026

Compare StuffTracker alternatives for moving boxes and home inventory: Sortly, Packing Buddy, Scanlily and Avery Design & Print, with what each one does.

By CleverDings · 2026-10-15

CleverDings is published by the makers of Benefit Buddy, Postal Buddy and Packing Buddy, which are compared here alongside other apps.

This page compares four StuffTracker alternatives: Sortly, Packing Buddy, Scanlily and Avery Design & Print. The approved facts here say nothing about StuffTracker itself, so the comparison covers what each option does and what questions to check on StuffTracker's own page.

Option	What it does	Price
Sortly	Tracks items with photos, folders by location and a QR code scanner ^[1] ^[1] ^[1]	not published
Packing Buddy	AI lists the items in box photos and prints a room code on each label ^[2] ^[2]	Plus at $12.99 a month or $59 a year; Pro at $19.99 a month or $99 a year ^[2]
Scanlily	Monthly plans with equipment booking on Ultra ^[3]	Pro at $9 USD per month; Ultra at $35 USD per month ^[3] ^[3]
Avery Design & Print	Blank labels you print yourself, plus custom sheet labels ^[4] ^[4]	Labels price not published; free shipping when the cart reaches $75 ^[4]

Why people running a household look past StuffTracker

The approved facts for this page say nothing about what StuffTracker does, what it costs or how it handles labels, so this section does not give a reason tied to its features. The questions that matter most for a household are these: whether a tool is built for moving boxes or for general stock, whether it prints labels at home, whether a partner or movers can see the same list, and what the paid plan adds. The sections below answer those questions for the other options, as far as the facts allow. For StuffTracker, read its own page and check the same questions before you decide. Ask whether it takes photos of items, whether it prints or scans box codes, and whether its prices are published.

Sortly: tracks items with photos and QR codes

It automatically syncs inventory across all devices and teams ^[1].

Packing Buddy: AI lists the items in photos of each moving box

Packing Buddy is made by the team that publishes this site. You take photos of what goes into a moving box, and AI lists the items and picks the room ^[2]. Each box gets a code like K-03, printed on its label ^[2]. Labels print from a home printer on store-bought Avery 5163 or compatible sheets, or on plain paper you cut out and tape on ^[2]. Scanning a box's QR code with any phone camera opens that box in the browser, no app needed ^[2]. You can search your boxes to find which box an item is in ^[2]. Share links let a partner, friends or movers join by typing their name, with no account needed, and the movers link comes with your plan ^[2]. It runs on phones and in a web browser, and Bluetooth printing works only in the phone app, not on the web ^[2]. The app and its AI box lists are available in 30 languages ^[2]. If you cancel, you keep your boxes and can still open, edit, reprint and search them, but you cannot add new ones ^[2].

Scanlily: monthly plans for tracking items and equipment

Scanlily offers monthly plans for homes, collectors, and small teams ^[3] ^[3]. That plan includes equipment booking for checkouts, reservations, and pickups ^[3].

Avery Design & Print: blank labels you print yourself, plus custom labels

Avery offers blank labels you print yourself and custom sheet labels for products or packaging ^[4]. It also offers custom cards ^[4]. Free templates and designs are ready to use ^[4]. Avery offers free shipping when the cart reaches $75 ^[4].

How to pick the right StuffTracker alternative

Match the option to your situation.

You want photos of each box's contents turned into a list: Packing Buddy's AI lists the items from your photos and picks the room ^[2].
You want labels that print from a home printer: Packing Buddy prints on Avery 5163 or compatible sheets, or on plain paper ^[2].
You want a monthly plan with equipment booking: Scanlily's Ultra plan includes equipment booking for checkouts, reservations, and pickups ^[3].
You want inventory to stay in step on more than one device and to be told when stock runs low: Sortly automatically syncs inventory across devices and teams, and provides low-stock alerts ^[1] ^[1].

You can compare more than one. Because the approved facts say nothing about StuffTracker, put the same questions to its own page before you choose.

Frequently asked questions

What is StuffTracker?

This page has no approved facts about StuffTracker, so it cannot say what the app does. Read its own page, and compare it with the options here on the same questions: whether it takes photos of items, whether it prints labels, whether it shares lists with other people, and what it costs.

Is there a free StuffTracker alternative?

With Packing Buddy, 3 test boxes per device work without an account, and a free account gives you 10 boxes, 25 AI reads and up to 4 photos a box ^[2]. Scanlily's Pro plan costs $9 USD per month ^[3], so it is not free. The facts here do not publish a price for Sortly, so check its page for what it charges.

Which alternative lets movers see a box list?

Packing Buddy's share links let a partner, friends or movers join by typing their name, with no account needed, and the movers link comes with your plan ^[2]. The approved facts for the other options say nothing about a similar link, so check Sortly and Scanlily on their own pages before you rely on one.

Can Packing Buddy print labels on a home printer?

Yes, labels print from a home printer on store-bought Avery 5163 or compatible sheets, or on plain paper you cut out and tape on ^[2]. Bluetooth label printers work only on Pro, in the phone app, not in the browser ^[2]. Check that your printer will work with the sheets you plan to buy before you subscribe.

What happens to boxes if you cancel Packing Buddy?

You keep your boxes and can still open, edit, reprint and search them, but you cannot add new ones ^[2]. Plus costs $12.99 a month or $59 a year for 100 boxes, and Pro costs $19.99 a month or $99 a year, with unlimited boxes and Bluetooth printers ^[2]. Compare these figures with the other options before you choose a plan.

Free: 3 test boxes per device without an account; with a free account, 10 boxes, 25 AI reads and up to 4 photos a box. ^[2]

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