Dokodo exists so you can trust where things live.
Dokodo is a personal inventory app for households, storage spaces, and people who care about meaningful belongings. It exists so finding something takes seconds, not the next twenty minutes of opening boxes.
Why it exists
Dokodo started with a simple frustration: paying for storage and still buying duplicates because nobody knew what we owned or where it lived. The product solves that without turning inventory into admin work.
What it tries to do well
Search has to answer “where is it” in seconds, not in filter trees. Location paths have to read like real shelves. Photos, notes, and attachments stay tied to the record so the map still makes sense a year from now.
What it intentionally does not do
It is not a warehouse system. It does not pretend to track stock-level economics or workflow approvals. It does not fake offline writes when the network drops — cached read, browse, and search only, by design.
How the plans line up
Free is for proving the habit on one real shelf, closet, or storage tote. Pro is for the moment one household decides the inventory is worth deepening with offline read support, attachments, and labels. Team is only for shared editing across people.
How it stays private
Inventory is personal. Secure sign-in, documented security posture, and export-anytime data ownership are part of the product, not a separate enterprise tier.
If you want the short answer
See the homepage for the retrieval story. Start free if it fits. Email hello@dokodo.app if you want a direct answer about whether it fits your household, storage, or collection setup.