01 / THE WORKFLOW
Every part, accounted for
A visual inventory organizes boards, drives, cables, and adapters by category, location, and availability.
Web · local demo workspace Back to the vaultPROJECT / 08THE REASON UNDER THE HOOD
UTILITIESBETA
Stacked Deck
Know what you own. Find what you can build.
A personal hardware inventory and project workspace. Organize components, check your parts, and turn the hardware you already own into your next build.
THE REAL THING 01 / 04
The next build is already in your deck
Web · local demo workspaceThe collection overview brings available components, estimated value, and possible projects into one workspace.
Swipe to explore
PLATFORMWeb
TECHNOLOGYReact / TypeScript / Node.js / SQL
DEVELOPMENTbeta
Why I built it.
There is probably a useful project hiding in that drawer of spare components. An inventory becomes much more interesting when it can answer what you can build with it.
What’s inside
Track hardware and complete computers
Organize components and project workspaces
Check parts and reserve them for a build
Review optional photo-assisted hardware identification
Small pieces. Clear boundaries.
01
Interface
React and TypeScript provide the inventory and project workspace.
02
API
A Node.js backend manages equipment, projects, and optional provider integrations.
03
Database
SQL migrations support local SQLite and Azure SQL deployments.
A CLOSER LOOK
A few moments inside Stacked Deck.
From the first screen to the details that make it useful.
02 / THE WORKFLOW
Play the hand you have
Build suggestions match the available inventory to project requirements and make missing hardware visible.
Web · local demo workspace03 / THE WORKFLOW
A build, piece by piece
Inspect the parts matched to a home NAS, optional extras, and compatibility considerations before creating a project.
Web · local demo workspaceON YOUR MACHINE
Take it for a spin.
Requires Node.js 22.12+; Node 24 is recommended by the project. Configure the environment using its README.
From stacked-deck/
npm ci
cp .env.example .env
npm run db:migrate
npm run dev