FlowState InfoSys Solutions

A sneak peak at the look and feel of the login and registration screens in the Homin app on iOS.

Homin is a home inventory management tool that will provide the following functionality:
-> A solution to hoarding - items in the home can be organised into specialised container storage and shelving.
-> Homin will eliminate that awful feeling that you have to buy something that you know you already own but it is sitting around the home 'somewhere'.
-> Keep track of items in storage simply by snapping a photo - making use of image recognition Artificial Intelligence.
-> Easily sell your unwanted items in storage through the app as Homin can connect with various sales platforms - including Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree!
-> When selling your items through Homin, you can also be informed of the potential value of the item based on the selling performance of the item on various selling platforms.
-> Easily keep track of the whereabouts of storage, containers and items in your home thanks to image recognition AI and Custom QR codes which you can either print out yourself or you can order QR stickers for your storage directly from Homin.
-> When storing items, Homin can assist you with effective storage by suggesting containers that already have items of a similar type of category.
-> If you don't want to sort through your items yourself to set up Homin, you can make use of the Homin Home Sorting Team to set up the system and organise your possessions for you.
-> Homin will be available on both iOS and android devices.
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The current stage of development is the development of the User Interface of the application. More imagery and information will be released in accordance with completions of development milestones.