Credits

Images generated for OverRack: the handheld (studio, side and screen views), the kit laid out, the paper labels, the anti-metal tags, the flexible on-metal label, the jar lid, the desk reader, the counter check-in, the warehouse aisle, the retail back room and the drill being tagged. They are AI-generated pictures of the kind of hardware we supply, not photos of a specific unit. The screens shown on the handheld are drawings, and the people and places are not real customers.

The demo video on the software page is a screen recording of the OverRack app in development, run on our own machine with made-up stock; a script typed the tag numbers. Its first four seconds are a generated clip made for OverRack from the warehouse image above. The small item photos in the app and in the scan demo are cropped from the generated images.

Photographs from Wikimedia Commons: the pallet aisle by Liz Roll for FEMA (public domain, 2006, Texas) and the storage racking at the V&A East Storehouse by 14GTR (CC0). Neither shows an OverRack customer or our equipment.

Fonts: Archivo, Geist and DM Mono from Google Fonts, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, self-hosted; license files are in /fonts/.

The logo, the reader over the rack, is OverRack's own, designed in October 2026. The label cut-away, the handheld illustration, the app mock-ups and the count demo are drawings made for this site; the stock in them is invented.

Figures on the site for read range and count speed are rounded from equipment makers' published specifications and from reported retail counts; the site deliberately plans on lower numbers than those. Your own figures come from the read test and the pilot.