Simple Capture

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Simple Capture
vs Sortly

Sortly is built for keeping stock: every item is a record you add, label and count. Simple Capture starts from the other end. You film the shelf or the room and the items are listed for you, along with a story, the text it read and a page you can share.

At a glance

QuestionSortlySimple Capture
Getting things inAdd items one by one: photo, name, quantity, custom fields. Scan barcodes or print QR labels.Film a video, record a voice memo or snap photos. Items, text and your spoken notes come out of it.
What comes backA structured item database with folders, quantities, low-stock alerts and reports.A story of the walk, scenes, an inventory by room, the text it read, and a page you can share.
SharingTeam members and permissions on paid plans; exports.Ask for a page and share a private link. Whoever opens it can ask the page questions.
Asking questionsSearch and filters over what you entered.Hold the red button and talk. The assistant knows every capture and answers out loud.

Where Sortly is stronger

  • Barcode and QR scanning, label printing and quantity counts.
  • Low-stock alerts and reorder workflows for a business.
  • Multi-user teams with roles, and structured exports.

Where Simple Capture is different

  • One video lists the items in a whole room. No typing.
  • Your spoken notes, labels and receipts land next to each item.
  • It makes things from the capture: a report page, a sale listing, a summary you can listen to.
  • Ask "what's in the garage?" out loud and get an answer.

Which to pick

Pick Sortly if you run stock for a business and need counts, barcodes and a team.

Pick Simple Capture if you want a record of what's in a home, a unit or a storage space without entering it item by item.

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About Sortly: from its public website and app store listings as of 2026-10-17. Sortly is a trademark of its owner, and Simple Capture is not affiliated with it. If something here is wrong, write to hello@simplecapture.app and we'll fix it.