Case study

Myne

An AI home-inventory app that turns a single photo into a cataloged, valued, insurance-ready record of everything you own.

Role
AI-powered mobile inventory app
Year
2025
Engagement
Independent
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Organize your world, one item at a time.

Most home inventories get abandoned after the first afternoon; Myne is built so you actually keep it current. Point your camera at a shelf, a closet, or a single object and its AI identifies the item, files it under the right room, and estimates what it's worth — no spreadsheets, no manual data entry.

We shipped it as native iOS and Android apps backed by an image-recognition pipeline powered by Google Cloud Vision and Gemini AI, with a marketing site to match. Adding an item takes one photo, so cataloging a whole room is a few minutes of pointing the camera rather than a data-entry session.

Highlights

  • Photo-to-inventory — Computer vision identifies and catalogs items from a single photo, assigning each to a location automatically.
  • Manage it by chat (MCP) — Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client and run your inventory in plain language — add, find, value, and reorganize items just by asking.
  • Valuation tracking — Each item gets an estimated value that's tracked over time, so the inventory doubles as a running record of what your belongings are worth.
  • Insurance-ready exports — Generate a complete CSV or PDF report in one tap — exactly what an insurer asks for after a loss.
  • Organized by location — Everything is filed room-by-room, making it easy to browse, search, and prove ownership.
  • Barcode scanning — Scan any product barcode for instant item entry when a photo isn't the fastest path.

Manage it by chat

Myne ships an MCP server, so the inventory isn't locked inside the app — you can drive it from the AI assistant you already use. Point Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client at a single connect URL (getmyne.app/mcp), authorize over OAuth, and you're running in about a minute.

From there it's plain language: ask what a room is worth, find an item, re-file things between spaces, or add new belongings without tapping through screens. What makes it useful is that the assistant can pull from your other tools — "find my recent eBay and Sweetwater purchases in Gmail and add them to Myne" — and it reads the email and files each item into the right room. The connector is read-and-write so it can create and edit items, but it never deletes them, and it's available on the Plus and Pro plans.

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