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Equipment lending tracker

Track shared books and equipment locally. Check available stock, record loans and partial returns, filter overdue entries and export an inventory or lending report.

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Overdue

Availability uses all recorded outstanding quantities. Review date only determines overdue labels; this is not a historical stock report.

Add inventory item
Record a loan

Inventory

ItemTotal stockAvailableLocationActions

Items with lending history cannot be removed. Lowering stock cannot reduce it below the outstanding quantity.

Loan records

Choose a valid review date to classify overdue loans.

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ItemBorrowerIssued / Due dateQuantity / OutstandingStatusReturnsNotesActions

Exports include all saved records, regardless of filters. Open HTML in a browser to print. Save editable JSON before closing; nothing is stored automatically.

How to use

  1. Add item names, total quantities and storage locations.
  2. Record borrower, quantity and dates; enter partial or full returns as they happen.
  3. Review outstanding/overdue loans, export reports and save editable JSON before closing.

Before you start

Up to 200 item types, 500 loans and 20 return entries per loan; quantities are whole numbers 1–9,999, stock 0–9,999. Available stock = total stock minus all recorded outstanding quantities. Dates label records; changing the review date only changes overdue status, not historical stock. The due date itself is not overdue; the next day is. For example, borrow 3 of 5 and return 1: 3 remain available and 2 outstanding. Return dates must not precede issue dates. No reservations, item serial-number tracking, late fees, notifications, accounts or synchronization. Items with loan history cannot be removed; recorded loans may be deleted to correct mistakes, with 30-step undo. JSON up to 2 MB for explicit save/reopen. Inputs and drafts are not automatically saved; exports include all saved entries, regardless of filters. CSV protects formula-like text, and the HTML report can be printed. No historical inventory reconstruction.