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Inventory Views

Joe Cox edited this page Jul 11, 2026 · 4 revisions

Inventory views

The same inventory can be shown in different ways depending on what you're doing — browsing visually, scanning a dense list, or working spreadsheet-style. Gubbins offers three view densities, plus grouping and a favourites filter.

Where to find it: the More menu on the Inventory screen → View (and Group by).

The three densities

Card (visual)

Rich cards with photos, status and quick actions — the most scannable, best for browsing and for photo-heavy collections.

The Card view

Data (list)

A compact one-line-per-item list — more items on screen, less visual weight. Good for working through a lot of items quickly.

Table (spreadsheet)

A columned table — Name, Location, Category, Stock and more — for a spreadsheet-style overview where you can compare rows at a glance.

The Table view

💡 Tip Pick the density that matches the task: Card to browse, Data to skim, Table to compare. It's a per-device preference, so your phone and desktop can differ.

Grouping

Group by clusters the list into sections — by location, category, or other axes — so a long inventory breaks into meaningful chunks instead of one endless list.

Favourites filter

Pin the items you reach for most as favourites (the gold star on a card) and use the favourites filter to show just them. See Saved searches & favourites.

Customising cards

Card view itself is configurable — which fields show, count pills, and more — under Settings → Dashboard / Inventory. See Appearance & theming and Dashboard & widgets.

ℹ️ Note The view density only changes how items are drawn — it never changes your data or which items match your current search, location and status filters.

Related pages

Gubbins wiki

Getting started

Inventory

Asset lifecycle

People, loans & bookings

Users & access

Search

Scanning & labels

Purchasing & projects

Reports & insights

Sales & disposals

Alerts, activity & agenda

Companion extension

Data, sync & resilience

Bridge & Home Assistant

Settings & customisation

Reference

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