Open-source inventory and BOM management

Keep your electronics inventory organized without adopting an ERP.

PartHub helps makers and small electronics teams track stock, manage BOMs, and keep suppliers, footprints, datasheets, and history in one focused workspace.

Built for workbenches, parts drawers, prototypes, and small production workflows that have outgrown spreadsheets.

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PartHub inventory workspace
PartHub parts inventory and stock view
01

Know what is actually in stock

See quantities across storage locations without recounting bins, drawers, and boxes by hand.

02

Build BOMs with less guesswork

Prepare assemblies with live stock visibility and deduct used parts automatically when you build.

03

Keep part knowledge attached to the part

Store suppliers, footprints, datasheets, alternatives, and images where the team actually needs them.

From spreadsheet drift to one reliable source of truth.

When stock counts live partly in memory, partly in labels, and partly in spreadsheets, inventory stops being trustworthy. PartHub brings the operational details together so you can spend less time reconciling and more time building.

  • See total stock across locations at a glance
  • Keep suppliers, datasheets, footprints, and images tied to each part
  • Track every movement with automatic stock history

Made for electronics workflows that are too complex for a spreadsheet and too nimble for heavyweight ERP software.

Maker benches

Keep drawers, shelves, and one-off builds organized without adding process overhead.

Prototype builds

Manage parts, BOMs, and sourcing details in one workflow while designs evolve.

Small teams

Give the whole team a shared view of stock without the weight of a generic enterprise system.

Functional, clean, and built to stay out of your way.

PartHub is designed to be fast, efficient, and uncluttered, so the work stays clear and the interface does not slow you down.

Inventory table with live stock totals
Inventory

Browse parts with live stock totals

Filter quickly, inspect the essentials, and keep stock visibility close to the list you use every day.

BOM management screen
BOMs

Prepare builds with stock-aware BOMs

See what you can build, catch shortages earlier, and keep assembly tied to real inventory.

Stock movement history view
Traceability

Review stock history when something looks off

Every addition, move, and reduction is recorded so the team can understand what changed and why.

The details electronics inventory needs, without the clutter it does not.

Manage multiple storage locations

Track the same part across bins, shelves, workshops, or external stock and still see the total.

Keep supplier context nearby

Store supplier information, supplier part numbers, and sourcing context where it is useful.

Attach footprints and datasheets

Make the part record more complete so the next lookup does not start from scratch.

Set low-stock notifications

Get a warning before a missing part slows down a build or delays a reorder.

Import and enrich part data

Bring in parts by CSV, upload images, and add the supporting details your workflow depends on.

Use it in the browser with your team

PartHub is designed for everyday access, with multi-user workflows and mobile-friendly use.

Christian Zollner with his dog Kaja

PartHub started because Christian Zollner could not find an inventory tool that matched how he actually worked.

Instead of forcing electronics inventory into generic software, he built PartHub around the day-to-day reality of parts, storage locations, BOMs, and sourcing. That practical origin is part of what makes the product feel focused.

PartHub is built by Christian Zollner of KOMA Elektronik. Kaja still gets partial credit.

Start organizing inventory before the next stock surprise slows your build down.

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