Gear & containers
Container manifests
Bin-level inventory with photos, owners and condition. On build day you know which bin holds the drill; on strike day you know which truck it goes back into, and in which order.
What's inside · Gear & containers
The drill is in bin 7
Every camp has a container someone calls “a mysterious thing no one goes into all year”. burnmanager turns it into a manifest: every bin, every owner, every borrowed generator, packed in the right order and findable next season.
Gear & containers
Who brings what
The camp needs one generator, not four. Personal commitments live next to camp inventory, so duplication and gaps show up in June instead of on playa.
Gear & containers
Year-over-year memory
Clone last season and start from what you actually own: what broke, what needs replacing, what the storage costs. Institutional memory stops living in one veteran's head.
Why this module exists
Storage is one of a camp's biggest line items, easily one to four thousand a year with transport, and what is actually inside is usually folklore. Containers also have rules people learn the hard way: no food, nothing that freezes and leaks, generators drained before winter.
A manifest costs a build-day hour once, and pays it back every single year. It also feeds the budget: gear has value, and amortizing it honestly is how dues stay fair.
Questions camps ask
Can members keep personal packing lists too?
Yes. Everyone gets a personal list, seeded from templates (tent camper, RV, first burn), separate from camp inventory.
Can we track borrowed gear?
Yes. Every item has an owner: the camp, a member, or a friend camp, so returns actually happen.
Does it print?
Bin lists and load orders print cleanly, made to be taped inside the container door.
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