How it works
Build it. Fill it.
Share it. Keep it.
Four steps from “I should really organize the truck” to a stack people want to steal. About ten minutes for the boxes; the drawers take as long as you want them to.
Build the stack
Pick your pieces from our catalog of generic modular boxes: rolling base, drawer units, organizers, crates, add-ons. They snap together in the order they sit on your cart or in your truck. Mixed systems are fine.
- Generic models of common box types, sized close to the real thing
- Drag to reorder; the app warns when a piece will not latch
- Color each box so it looks like yours
Fill the drawers
Open a drawer and add what is in it. Search the tool catalog or type your own. Label the drawer the way you think about it: “Testers”, “Big iron”, “Drawer three is where the magic happens”.
- Any brand in any drawer
- Quantities for bits, connectors and the other small stuff
- Custom items for the shop-made jig nobody sells
Share it
Publish your stack and get a link that opens a 3D page anyone can spin and tap. People can like it, save it, comment, and hit “Steal this layout” to start their own from yours, with credit.
- Public, unlisted or private
- Every tool links to a product card
- Hubs put your stack in front of people who run the same kit
Keep the record
Add serial numbers, photos and receipts to the tools you would hate to lose. They stay private, always. If the truck gets hit, you have the list the police report and the insurance claim ask for.
- Serials, photos and receipts are never shown publicly
- Pro exports a PDF for your insurer
- Update it when you buy something new; the app nudges you
Questions
Do I need to own a specific storage system?
No. Show Your Stack uses generic modular box types, so it works for most interlocking systems and mixed setups. Dimensions are approximate; it is a twin of your layout, not a CAD file.
Can people see my serial numbers or what my tools cost?
No. Serials, receipts, prices and location never appear on public stacks. Public pages show the layout and tool names only.
What is “Steal this layout”?
“Steal this layout” copies another user's stack arrangement into your account as a starting point, with credit to the original.
iOS + Android · Free
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