Spaces, Rooms & Storage Points

Users migrating from the AcceptRoom local version are used to the "Room > Container" wording. The cloud version now uses three levels: Space → Room → Storage point. Here is what changed.

The Three Levels

Each level does one job: a Space is a whole floor plan for one place (e.g. "My Home", "Warehouse"); a Room is an area on that plan (bedroom, study); a Storage point is a specific spot inside a room where things live (wardrobe, bookcase, nightstand). The empty Space page states the same order: create "My Home" or "Warehouse", then add rooms and storage points, and put items in.

• Space: open it from the home page "More" menu (top right) and tap "New Space"; one account can hold many spaces
• Room: add or edit rooms inside a space; deleting a room also deletes the storage points under it
• Storage point: add or edit storage points inside a room; the room card shows "N storage points · M items"

Mapping of the old wording: "container" and "storage cabinet" from the local version are today's storage point; "warehouse" is no longer a separate level, it is just an example name for a space.

Why the Change?

Compared with the fixed "Room > Container" two levels, three levels match real life better:

• One place equals one space, so home, warehouse and storefront stay separate
• Rooms and storage points can be dragged, resized and recolored on the plan
• Everything still sits on hierarchies, so you can keep going deeper when needed
• One agreed wording: a storage point is the spot where things go, so no more separate "container" or "storage cabinet" terms

How to Arrange Items Across the Three Levels?

Create a Space, Rooms and Storage Points

• On the home page tap "More" (top right) and choose "Spaces", then tap "New Space"
• Open the space and tap "Add room" to draw areas such as bedroom or study
• Open a room and tap "Add storage point" to place a wardrobe, bookcase or shelf

Three-Level Example

My Home (space)
├── Bedroom (room)
│   ├── Wardrobe (storage point)
│   │   ├── Top shelf (folded items)
│   │   └── Middle shelf (hanging area)
│   └── Nightstand (storage point)
└── Study (room)
    ├── Bookshelf (storage point)
    └── Desk drawers (storage point)

Warehouse (space)
└── Shelving area (room)
    ├── Shelf A (storage point)
    └── Shelf B (storage point)
      

Adding Home Page Shortcuts

Through "Module Settings" you can add location hierarchies to the home page, creating shortcuts similar to the local version:

• Tap the top-left corner on the home page to open the side menu
• Go to "Module Settings"
• Expand "Home Page Hierarchy"
• Tap add and select the hierarchy categories to display (e.g. "Bedroom," "Study")
• After restarting the app, hierarchy shortcuts appear at the top of the home page

Tips for Users Migrating from the Local Version

Build a New Location System

• Create one space per place, then move the local version's rooms into the matching space
• The old containers and storage cabinets become today's storage points
• Or adjust and optimize based on your actual needs

Add Home Page Shortcuts

• Add frequently used locations to the home page hierarchy
• Quickly access items at specific locations
• The experience is consistent with the local version's room shortcuts