Parts Bin is a free, open-source inventory app for makers. Components, filament, PCBs and screws, tracked across the real bins on your bench, with a reorder link on every part. Nothing leaves your PC.
Windows first. The more support Parts Bin gets, the sooner macOS and Linux versions can follow. Free, open source, no account.
Built by a maker who kept re-buying 10K resistors. Every feature exists because it saved a trip to the drawers, or a duplicate order.
Map your shelves and drawer cabinets as a grid, then drop parts into real drawers. Every card shows Drawer 6x3 · #18, not just a name, and search finds parts by where they live as well as what they are.
Store a supplier link and part code on each item. Out of stock? The green Buy button takes you straight to the product page.
Import a parts list from your PCB design tool straight into your library, or into an Order so parts land when the box does. Export an order-ready file for your board house.
Print barcode labels in three sizes for drawers and bags. Point your camera at one and the app jumps to that part and tells you where it lives.
A bag of 100 resistors is 1 pack and 100 units. Parts Bin counts both, so "1.84 packs · 184 units" is exactly what's in the drawer.
Log an order with several products, add tracking and an expected date. Mark it arrived, or let it auto-receive, and every line is added to stock at once.
Allocate parts to a project and they come out of stock. Photos, a checklist with progress, and the project's total parts cost right on its card.
Add sidebar tabs for Cables, Tools, Modules, whatever you keep. Each gets its own ID prefix. Hide the built-in tabs you don't use.
Everything is saved in the app's own storage on your PC, with a hidden recovery snapshot on every save. Optional 4-digit PIN lock. Back up to a file any time.
Open the Assistant tab and just ask. It reads your actual inventory, so "what can I build tonight?" gets an answer made from the parts you own, not a generic list.
Assistant
Example conversation.
The app's own presets: colours, fonts, edges and backgrounds. Hover one to see its colours on this site. There are 16 colour themes underneath as well.
Every version added what the bench needed next. V4 is the first one that's a proper installed program.
One HTML file and a desktop shortcut. Components, filament, PCBs and screws, saved in the browser.
Orders, projects, compartments and labels. Barcode scanning with your camera. Themes.
Backup and restore, PIN lock, auto-archive, custom accent and fonts. The last browser-based release.
A proper Windows app. BOM import and export, custom sidebar tabs, calculator, daily tasks, compact list view and 9 style presets.
Parts Bin V4 for Windows lands on 20 September. Get told the moment it ships, or read the code today.
Follow the build.
Parts Bin is built by PrintLab3D, who makes 3D printing, electronics and PCB videos. Follow along, ask questions, or see what's coming next.