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Version 1.0.9 · 2026-10-21
Fixed a small bug
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.0.9, updated 2026-10-21.








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MyHomeBlock is an iOS home storage app that turns your inventory into a 3D storage map. Build homes, floors, rooms, furniture, shelves, drawers, compartments, and temporary storage, then place each item where it belongs. When you need medicine, receipts, collectibles, electronics, cosmetics, food, documents, or valuables, you can see both the item record and its real location at home.
Key Features
• 3D Storage Map
View your home as a warm miniature 3D model. Switch between homes and floors, inspect furniture, choose compartments, and highlight the exact location of an item. Use "Show in Space" from an item row to jump to its storage spot.
• Structured Inventory
Manage items by Home - Floor - Room - Furniture/Compartment - Item. Add, edit, move, delete, search, filter, multi-select, bulk move, bulk tag, and bulk delete.…
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Fixed a small bug
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