What’s new with Myne.

If your inventory already lives in a spreadsheet — an insurance list, a collection log, a moving manifest — you no longer have to re-enter it item by item. Grab the CSV template from the new "Import a spreadsheet" option in Ways to Add, fill in a row per item, and Myne imports the whole file at once. The template ships with a couple of sample items so you can try an import before touching a single cell.

The best part: no photos needed. For every row, Myne searches the web for the best stock photo of that item and attaches it automatically — and if you already have an image link, drop it in the optional Image URL column and we'll use that instead. Names, categories, tags, retail and resale values, purchase dates, and even which space each item belongs in all come along for the ride.

A storage unit with no bars, a basement dead zone, a garage at the edge of the Wi-Fi — the places you most need to catalog are the places with the worst signal. Myne now handles them. Capture items as usual and they queue safely on your device: photos are stored durably (they survive closing the app, even restarting your phone), and the moment you’re back online everything uploads and the AI identifies each item automatically.

You can watch it happen from the home screen — queued adds show up in Processing with retry controls if anything needs attention. Offline browsing stays free for everyone; adding items offline is part of Myne Plus, alongside offline-ready capture in bulk.

An inventory for insurance and an inventory for selling want different numbers. Insurance wants what it would cost to replace your stuff new; a garage-sale spreadsheet wants what it would actually fetch used. Myne now tracks both: every item the AI identifies gets a retail price and a realistic used-resale value, estimated together.

Flip between them anytime — there’s a toggle in Settings, and a small Retail/Resale badge wherever a value appears that jumps you straight to it. Your whole collection re-totals instantly, no re-scanning required, because both numbers are already on every item.

Your inventory is private by default. Now you can turn any part of it into a shareable public gallery — and decide exactly what shows. Flip individual items public, publish a whole space like your garage or office, or share everything at once.

Myne gives you one clean link to your gallery — something like getmyne.app/u/you/items. Copy it from Settings or hit Share, and anyone can browse the items you’ve made public right in their browser, no app or account required. Everything you haven’t shared stays completely private.

Handy for handing an appraiser or insurer a curated list, showing family what’s in the house, or sending a buyer exactly the items that are for sale — without exposing the rest of your inventory.

Not every item is easy to photograph. Now you can skip the camera entirely — just type what you have. On the Add Item screen, use “Search for your product” and enter a name like “Vitamix 5200” or “DeWalt drill.”

Myne pulls matching product photos straight from the web. Pick the closest one and it identifies the item and fills in the rest for you — name, estimated value, category, description, and tags — ready to save in seconds.