Migration
Centriq is gone. What replaces it depends on what you used it for.
Centriq reportedly shut down in early 2025. There is no first-party announcement that survives, but the signal is clear: its App Store listing is delisted and its domains are dead. Because it did two different jobs, no single app steps into its place.
Context
What Centriq actually was
Centriq was mostly a home management app. You snapped a product label and it found manuals, warranty info, parts and recall alerts, with maintenance reminders on top. Keeping a list of what you owned was almost a side effect of all that.
That is why no single app replaces it. The manuals-and-maintenance job and the what-do-I-own job are two different tools now, so the honest answer is to point you at the right one for what you actually used.
One half
If you used it for manuals, maintenance and recalls
Itemlist does not do this job. It has no manual lookup and no recall alerts, so we are routing you away from ourselves here on purpose.
Two maintained apps live in that lane, both checked on July 8, 2026:
- Dib (dib.io). Its own pages say it imports Centriq's CSV export directly, which makes it the natural landing spot if you still have that file.
- HomeBeacon (homebeacon.app), a home maintenance app in active development.
We have no stake in either. They are simply where that job goes.
The other half
If you used it to know what you own
That is the half our own app, Itemlist, replaces. It organizes by location, room and container, and containers nest inside other containers. Items carry photos, brand, model, value and a serial number field the barcode scanner fills in for you, which will feel familiar if scanning labels was your favorite part of Centriq. Search covers all of it, CSV export is free, and it is free to start on iPhone and iPad.
If you still have a Centriq CSV export saved, use it as your rebuild checklist. Work down the list, photograph each item as you re-enter it, and you end up with a searchable inventory that does not depend on any one company staying in business.
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Other inventory options
If you want to weigh the field, the full comparison of home inventory apps, with prices and ratings, is on our best home inventory apps page.
FAQ
Centriq shutdown questions
When did Centriq shut down?
Reportedly in early 2025. The App Store listing is gone and its domains no longer resolve, so the app is clearly offline, but no official announcement survives online to pin an exact date to. Treat any specific shutdown date you see elsewhere as secondhand.
Can I still export my Centriq data?
No. The app and its servers are offline. If you did not export before it shut down, there is no known way to retrieve your data now. If you still have an old CSV export saved, you can use it as a checklist to rebuild elsewhere.
What is the closest single replacement?
There isn’t one, because Centriq did two jobs. For the manuals-and-maintenance half, Dib or HomeBeacon cover that lane. For the what-do-I-own half, an inventory app like Itemlist replaces it. Which one you need depends on what you used Centriq for.
Replace the inventory half
Itemlist keeps what you own in one searchable place, with photos, barcode scan and CSV export. Free to start on iPhone and iPad.
Free to start on iPhone and iPad