Printable Starter Pack

Print first. Scan and assign as you organize.

Get 48 unique WHER storage labels in two print-ready PDF sheets. Customize the look, print at home, and make each bin, shelf, drawer, or cabinet searchable when you are ready.

$4.99
  • Activation page with your generated pack code
  • 48 secure, pre-issued WHER labels
  • Two Avery 22806/94500 24-label sheets
  • Color or black-and-white styling
  • Permanent access to the same label identities

After Stripe confirms payment, WHER creates your activation page and two printable label sheets. Open the pack from the confirmation screen or Shop → My Orders to customize or download it again with the same 48 label identities.

Representative first WHER Printable Starter Pack page showing 24 square QR labels numbered 001 through 024 in the Avery four-column by six-row layoutPage 1 of 2
The actual 24-up layout. Four columns by six rows on US Letter. Purchased packs receive 48 secure identities across two pages; the QR codes shown here are representative preview links.
4 × 6 layout24 labels per page1.5″ square
How it works

From PDF to searchable storage.

1

Customize and print

Choose color or black and white. Print at 100% scale and disable “Fit to page.”

2

Place and scan

Attach a label to a storage location, then scan it with WHER to assign that spot.

3

Photograph and review

Show WHER what belongs there, review its suggestions, and save the recorded location.

Questions

Before you print.

What is included?

Forty-eight unique WHER storage labels arranged on two 24-label PDF pages.

Do I create storage records first?

No. Print first, then scan and assign each label as you organize.

What paper should I use?

The default layout is for Avery 22806 or 94500 sheets. Plain paper also works when labels are cut and attached securely.

Can I customize or download it again?

Yes. Open the order from Shop → My Orders to restyle or download the same 48 label identities again. A style change applies to a newly generated PDF; it cannot alter labels that are already printed.

Does WHER track objects live?

No. WHER returns the last storage location recorded by you or someone sharing the workspace.