Sticker organizer apps for the supplies you actually own, compared
This comparison is written by the makers of Dakku Drawer. Details about other apps come from their App Store (US, Korea, Japan) and Google Play listings as of November 7, 2026. Anything a listing doesn't mention is marked "not in listing".
The short version
- To photograph every kind of journaling supply you own and cut each one out → Dakku Drawer
- To track washi tape only, and check in the shop whether you already own a roll → Washi Stash
- To track loose craft supplies beyond journaling, like yarn, fabric and beads → CraftCue
- To catalog everyday belongings and collections on a free-form canvas → Stash - Visual Inventory
- To count how many of each sticker you have and which ones are up for trade → ぷくログ (Japanese only)
- To buy digital stickers and journal on a tablet → a digital journaling app is a better fit
App by app
| App | What it organizes | Cutout from photos | Stand-out features | Where we checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dakku Drawer (ours) | 11 types of journaling supplies — washi tape, stickers, flake stickers, memo pads, paper, postcards & cards, stamps & ink, ribbon & string, embellishments, tools, other | Finds the supplies in a photo and cuts out the one you tap; adding them all at once needs a subscription; if one doesn't catch, you crop it yourself | Labels as index tabs; artist, shop, amount left and storage spot for each supply; search by name, artist or keyword, or by photo in the shop (subscription); lay supplies out on a blank page | Based on the app itself |
| Washi Stash | Washi tape | Not in listing | Shopping Mode: point the camera in a store and it flags rolls like ones you own; color, pattern, width, length, meters left, shop and bin; wishlist; CSV and JSON export | App Store, Google Play; many languages |
| Craft Inventory: CraftCue | Craft supplies in general (yarn, fabric, beads, tools, paint, paper) | Not in listing (reads label text) | Quantity, color and location; link supplies to projects; wishlist and shopping list | App Store; many languages |
| Stash - Visual Inventory | Belongings and collections in general | Removes the background as soon as you take the photo | Free-form canvas, iCloud sync, Face ID lock | App Store; English |
| ぷくログ | Physical stickers (puffy stickers and more) | Not in listing (brightness, contrast and saturation) | How many you own and how many are for trading, wishlist, stats and widget, backup file with photos | App Store; Japanese |
| シールボード -デジタルシール帳- | Physical stickers | Automatic, on the device | Free-form boards, filters and outlines, where you bought it and notes, trade with friends nearby (beta) | App Store; Japanese and English |
| ぺた帳 - デジタルシール帳 | Stickers | Finds several stickers in one photo at once | Tags, over 1,000 built-in stickers, sticker book pages | App Store |
| sticker: 좋아하는 것 모으기 | Favorite things like merch, tickets and keepsakes | Automatic | Themed envelopes, date labels, export a collection as one image | App Store; many languages |
| デジタルシール帳 | Favorite images, collected like stickers | Automatic | Stick them on pages, trade images with friends and family | App Store |
Prices and ratings vary by country and over time, so they're left out. Check each app's store page.
What Dakku Drawer doesn't do
- There's no sticker trading with friends.
- It doesn't look up products by barcode.
- Showing supplies in your drawer that look like a roll in the shop needs a subscription, and it doesn't tell you whether it's the exact same product.
- Adding every supply in a photo at once needs a subscription. On the free version, you tap each one it found to add it.
- The free version shows ads: a banner under your drawer, and, after your first few photos, an ad to watch before saving supplies from a photo.
- Syncing with your other devices needs a sign-in and a subscription. Otherwise, everything stays on this device.
When Dakku Drawer fits
- You want stickers, washi tape, memo pads, ribbon and more in one place.
- You want to group supplies under your own labels, like Vintage or Faves.
- You want to note which binder or box each supply lives in.
- You want to lay your supplies out on a blank page and try them together.