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This is useful in the following cases.

• For tidying up the room
• Stockroom/Shelves management
• Document file management
• Management of luggage when moving
• QR code can be used as a sticky note

1. Create tidy-box.

2. Display the box screen by tapping the created box icon.
3. Display the QR code screen and save the QR code.

4. Paste the QR code to the storage location.
5. Scan the QR code and register the item on the displayed box screen.

6. If necessary, take a picture on the item screen.

It is also possible to register the items first without creating the tidy-box. In that case, all items will go into the "temp" box.

You can change the box name in the dialog box that appears by tapping the box name on the box screen.

The following data will be saved in each folder under the "QRTidy" folder on the iPhone.

• Exported data is in the "export" folder
• Photo files of the taken items are in the "photo" folder
• Saved QR code image file in the "qrcode" folder

You can access these folders from the Files app on your iPhone or Mac connected via USB.

When accessing from Mac, open any folder and check the "File" item of the iPhone device displayed in the sidebar.

The exported data will be output to the "QRTidy/export" folder.

The data is UTF-16 character-encoded and output in tab-delimited (TSV) format.

You can edit this file with any popular text editor, Numbers, Excel, etc.

Place the import file in the "QRTidy/import" folder with the name "qrtidy.txt".

The "qrtidy.txt" file must be a tab-delimited (TSV) file with UTF-16 character-encoded.

The first line requires the proper header. Use the export file to create the correct format file.

The first column of the data is the box name, which is required. Rows without data in the first column will not be imported.

All the created boxes, registered item data, and photo files will be deleted.

The files in the "export" folder, "import" folder, and "qrcode" folder are not deleted. These files will be deleted when you delete the app.