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Count a shelf with one photo.

gkalogs reads shelves, labels and voice commands, so clerks stop scanning every box. Built for gloves, forklift noise and Wi-Fi dead zones.

  • Photo a shelf. Get the SKU and the count.
  • Say the adjustment. Skip the keypad.
  • Lose Wi-Fi. Keep counting.
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Manual cycle counts burn labor hours.

  • Clerks scan hundreds of barcodes every shift.
  • Typing on a phone while holding a clipboard causes entry errors.
  • Misplaced stock becomes phantom inventory: the system shows units the bin does not hold.
  • Discrepancies reach management because clerks have nothing to trace them with.

Four tools built around the clerk's day.

Snap & Count

One photo of a shelf or pallet.

  • Detects boxes and counts them.
  • Reads labels and barcodes with OCR.
  • Target: a 2-second photo replaces a 2-minute scan and count.

Voice logging

Push to talk. Hands stay on the load.

  • Say: "Update Bin A-14: 12 units of SKU 459, two units damaged."
  • gkalogs parses the bin, SKU, quantity and damage, then queues the adjustment.
  • No typing. No looking down at a screen near moving equipment.

Misplacement alerts

Every mismatch comes with a place to look.

  • Flags counts that differ from expected, and items that do not belong in a bin.
  • Checks past movement data to rank where the stock likely went.
  • Example: "75% likely in adjacent Bin A-15. Check the receiving dock."

Count routing

The shortest walk through your grid.

  • Groups and orders the day's count tasks into one efficient path.
  • Less walking. Less aisle congestion.
  • Shifts finish earlier.

Built for the floor. Connects to your WMS.

On the floor

  • Large, high-contrast buttons for gloved hands.
  • Haptic buzz and an audio chime confirm every scan and voice command.
  • Microphone tuned for forklifts and conveyors.
  • Offline-first: photos, audio and counts stay on the device, then sync when Wi-Fi returns.

In your systems

  • Runs in the browser on iOS, Android and rugged tablets. No app-store install.
  • CSV export for quick hand-offs.
  • REST API endpoints push counts to your existing WMS.

What we measure in a 90-day pilot.

MetricManual todaygkalogs target
Time per bin count90 to 120 secondsUnder 15 seconds
Inventory accuracyAbout 92%99.5% or higher
Data entry error rate3% to 5%Under 0.5%
Discrepancy resolution15 to 20 minutesUnder 3 minutes

Targets for a 90-day pilot. Manual figures are typical for cycle counting without AI.

Run a 90-day pilot in one warehouse.

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