About this app

The item counter helps you list your items no matter if they are for games, physical, or virtual products and it is simple to use for anyone.

Let it do all the calculations for multiple items lists and save yourself from repetition and wasting time.

The app provides you with a list of all of your entries to help backtrack item’s inventory change with the time and date stamp. And much more.

Features:
- Items selection with ease.
- A history list with a timestamp for each entry. Easy back-tracking.
- Specify your unique item name and price.
- Hide and show the history list with a simple tab.
- Load your previous session.
- An items' list with easy item count.
- Directly change the quantity from the item text field.
- Or just tap "+" & "-" buttons.
- Easily delete any unwanted item by pressing the red x with its history.
- Hide and show the item list with a tab.
- Select item type: Gain/profit or Expense/Cost by toggling the Gain/Expense button.
- Get a sum for each item’s quantity count and total price as well as an overall net total.
- Export to a CSV file usable with excel/google sheets.

How to use:
1- Begin by entering your item name in the item name field.
2- Specify a price, toggle whether the item is a gain or an expense and then press Add Item.
3- Then you can use the "+" and "-" buttons to easily update the list item.
4- For higher amounts, select the item from the drop-down menu, add the quantity and press the add button.
5- Steps 1 to 4 can be repeated for any new list item and 3 to 4 for any existing list item.
6- Click on the Calculate Total button to get the list's total.
7- Export your items' list when ready to a CSV file.

An item name is unique in a list limiting it from being added again to avoid confusion and/or accidental duplication in the list. If you have many items with the same name, then give them an identifier like their location or supplier, etc... E.g. “item 1 – row 1” “item 1 – row 2”.

For any inquiries/feedback email at:
KyrizuDev@gmail.com

New features

1.2 - Added saving to a CSV file, history is cleaner now and minor changes in logging history

App Permissions

Allows an application to write to external storage.
Allows applications to open network sockets.
Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows an application to read from external storage.