Asset Panda vs Scanlily

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Scanlily is an inventory and asset-management service that uses photos and AI to describe and categorize items, with optional QR labels for finding item or container records. Image recognition can create names, descriptions, categories, and metadata, including for several items in one shelf or storage-box photo. Users can also record narrated video; Scanlily says it can identify items, extract photos, and prepare inventory drafts from it. Inventory search supports natural-language queries, images, and GPS location, and users can ask its assistant questions by text or voice. A phone camera can scan a QR code to view or update information in a browser without installing the app; access can require a passcode. Asset workflows include equipment checkouts and reservations, pickups, booking calendars, alerts, maintenance reminders, and audit trails. Backups can be downloaded in CSV, JSON, or offline-viewable HTML, including images and attachments. Scanlily is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Plans include a free option with one user and 500 items, and paid options from $9.00 per month, billed $90 USD per year. Premium includes a developer API.