Trade photo — camera bodies and lenses laid out (industry swap)
Asset for photographers
Bodies, lenses, lights, stands and cards — with serials, values and warranty dates, packed against a checklist before the shoot and counted back into the case after it.
Bodies, lenses and lights with serials and values — packed against a list, counted back after.
14 days free · No card · Starter categories for camera, lighting and grip
Your insurer wants make, model, serial and purchase price for every piece in it. Today.
Make, model, serial and price for every piece. Today.
Half your kit lives in a case, half is loaned to a second shooter, and the wrap count happens in the dark.
Half in a case, half loaned out, wrap count in the dark.
Every piece photographed and valued, grouped into the case it belongs to, and checked out to whoever is carrying it.
Grouped by case, checked out to whoever is carrying it.
Four moments the catalogue earns itself
Step 01 · Pack
Bodies, lenses, batteries, cards
Grouped by the case they live in
What’s missing before you drive
Step 02 · On set
Second shooter takes the 70-200
Rentals tracked beside owned gear
Damage photographed as it happens
Step 03 · Wrap
Anything still out stays flagged
The venue call happens tonight
Not on Tuesday, from memory
Step 04 · Renewal
Total value by category
Serials and purchase dates
PDF exported at renewal time
Step 01 · Pack
Bodies, lenses, batteries, cards — what’s missing before you drive
Steps 02–03 · Set & wrap
Rentals tracked beside owned gear; anything still out stays flagged
Step 04 · Renewal
Values by category, serials, dates — exported as a PDF
Kit creeps up a lens at a time. A running total at renewal is the difference between covered and under-covered.
A wrap count against the case list takes two minutes and has paid for itself the first time it catches something.
See what hasn’t left the shelf in a year, and what’s worth selling before the next body comes out.
Questions photographers ask
Questions photographers ask
Can I track rented gear alongside mine?
Yes — mark an item as rented with a return date and it shows up in the same kit list, flagged until it goes back.
Does it handle cases and kits, not just items?
Locations work as containers — a Pelican case is a location, so its contents move with it and the pack list is the location’s list.
What about depreciation?
Each item keeps a value history, so you can carry replacement cost for insurance and current value for your own numbers.
I’m a one-person studio. Is this overkill?
The 100-item plan is $9 a month and most solo kits fit inside it. Cataloguing a bag takes an evening.
Can I track rented gear alongside mine?
Yes — mark an item as rented with a return date and it shows up in the same kit list, flagged until it goes back.
Does it handle cases and kits, not just items?
Locations work as containers — a Pelican case is a location, so its contents move with it and the pack list is the location’s list.
What about depreciation?
Each item keeps a value history, so you can carry replacement cost for insurance and current value for your own numbers.
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