Unit #214›Back left›Stack A
Know what's in tote 14 before you drive over.
A storage unit is a room you visit twice a year and can never remember. TracStor keeps the list on your phone: every tote, what's inside, and where it sits in the stack, so you pull one box instead of unloading the wall.
Works offline: storage buildings rarely have signal.
Storage units›Why
You're paying rent on boxes you can't see
Storage units›What TracStor does
Everything about the unit, in your pocket
Check before you go
Search from home: “ski boots” answers with the tote, its stack and its spot. Drive over only when it's really there.
Pull one box, not the wall
Each tote's row and position: “2nd row from the floor, 4th from the left”, with the tote pinned on a picture of the stack.
Find the unit itself
TracStor can save the GPS spot where a bin was entered, with a satellite view: which building, which door.
Tap in the dark
An NFC tag on the lid opens the tote's list with a tap: no light, no aiming. QR labels and big printed codes work too.
No signal needed
TracStor works entirely offline, so the list is there in a concrete building with no bars.
Insure what's in it
Add values and receipts, then make a PDF report for just the unit. The insurance report
Storage units›Micro storage Coming soon
Only need room for a few totes?
TracStor micro storage keeps 5 to 25 of your labeled bins in a vetted space near home, priced per bin, instead of a whole room across town.
Make the unit searchable
Sources
- Self Storage Association, 2025 Self Storage Demand Study (C+R Research): 12.6% of US households, 16.7 million, rented self-storage in 2024. selfstorage.org.
- StorageCafe (Yardi Matrix data), self-storage industry statistics, August 2026. storagecafe.com.
- State Farm, Home inventory: how to create one. statefarm.com.
TracStor isn't affiliated with any company named here.