inventaire *means "inventory" in French
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Keep an inventory of your books
and of what can be done with them: "this book I can give, this book I can lend, this one is for sale..."
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Share it with your friends and communities
Always dreamed of a collaborative library for your coworking / association / book club? Here it is!
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Remember the books you lend or borrow
The books you lend might actually come back now!
Some of the last books listed
Les métiers de la chimie : rechercher et développer, produire, enseigner, contrôler, vendre
Der Volksschullehrer Ludwig Wittgenstein
mit neuen Dokumenten und Briefen aus den Jahren 1919 bis 1926
Naturschutzpark Lüneburger Heide
Atlas vélo belge
De slankste fietsatlas : Nederland compleet in 100 pagina's : met alle fietsknooppunten
Utopique !
Great Expectations
Atlas of knowledge : anyone can map
Void
Ein Comic von Jeff Hemmer
Kew Guide
Rich Dad's Cashflow Quadrant: Guide to Financial Freedom
The Simple Path to Wealth: Your road map to financial independence and a rich, free life
Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us
Knowledge Graphs
Seen via https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Status_updates/2021_11_22
An Ugly Truth
Inside Facebook's Battle for Domination
Our mission & values
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Empowering the Transition
This is an experiment about resources and capabilities. Given a resource you have or you look for, what are your possibilities? Make, give, get from a gift, lend, borrow, rent, buy, sell, upcycle, recycle... The goal of the Inventaire project is to map those possibilities, make alternatives visible. At the same time, this is about easing resources data transparency and openness, and the transmission of those data from the business to the customer.
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Just Books. For now.
That's already a wide program isn't it? Let's start small: just mapping books in your network or nearby, available for giving, lending or selling. Peer to peer first, but integrating local libraries and local booksellers in the map as soon as possible.
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Built on and for Open Knowledge
Information on resources should be free and open for citizens to be empowered in their daily choices. What if our daily interactions with resources, our transactions, were contributing to make everyone's knowledge on those resources grow? Inventaire is an experiment to make a step in this direction, starting by using Wikidata - the awesome public database gathering facts for Wikipedia - as a starting point to gather data on resources. All public data gathered in Inventaire will be published under an open licence.
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Built on and in Open Source
Closed centralized systems grow dependency and lock-in the user in this system, while contributive, free and open knowledge needs trust to thrive. Trust comes from the possibility always opened to take what was built together and continue somewhere else, to explore new avenues or if the choices made here start to diverge from what the community expects. That's why Inventaire's code is a Free/Open software published under the AGPL3 licence. Today, the Inventaire experiment has a centralized technical architecture as decentralized architectures are hard to achieve: efforts are focused on bringing users value from open knowledge with as little pain as possible, but finding ways to overcome this centralization is part of the trip.
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You own your data
For advanced users, you can already download your inventory data at any time. In the future, data should be interoperable and synchronizable with Personal Data Stores. In the current architecture, the user has to entrust Inventaire with all her data: those private data won't be shared with any third party
Totally randomly-selected messages from the people of the Internet
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@inventaire_io is awesome! It's inter-library loan for personal libraries. Having fun loading my library now tweet by Chad Whitacre
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Awesome new project building on top of Wikidata tweet by Wikidata
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Reading @inventaire_io's roadmap: "Clues on the revenue model
- it won't be advertising
- it won't be selling users data"
I love you, guys ! tweet by PetiPandaRou -
Contribute to @inventaire_io library development > How you can contribute. This project's doing everything right #opensource #openknowledge tweet by chroma_space
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awesome collaborative library initiative h/t @inventaire_io tweet by Common Libraries
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TO-DO : inviter tous mes potes sur @inventaire_io pour enfin savoir à qui j'ai emprunté ce super bouquin, pris en otage chez wam tweet by schanoird
Articles
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Mapping resources using open knowledge: starting with books! – Maxime
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Wikidata: The New Rosetta Stone – Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona Lab
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Ethical alternatives to Amazon Books, Kindle, Audible and Goodreads – switching.social
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Entretien avec Maxime Lathuilière, fondateur d’Inventaire.io – Bibliobsession
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12 initiatives – Une éphéméride solidaire et positive pour 2016 – Alternatives en marche
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Les Modèles économiques ouverts – Les Bricodeurs
Interviews
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Entretien avec Maxime Lathuilière – Sylvia Fredriksson
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Libre à Vous : présentation d'inventaire.io – Libre à Vous
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Radio Pluriel - Culture(s) Numérique(s) - n°4 - JDLL 2019 – Culture(s) Numérique(s)
Videos
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Mapping resources with open knowledge - Talk @ OuiShare Labs Camp #3
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Présentation d'inventaire.io @ Hackadon Paris 2015
fr
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Discussion autour d’inventaire.io avec Xavier Coadic @ SummerCamp Kerbors 2016
fr
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Masterclass inventaire.io @ OpenCityLab - Lyon 26-01-2017
fr
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Tutoriel : présentation de l’outil Inventaire pour gérer sa bibliothèque
fr
Credits
Full-time team
Maxime Lathuilière (project, design, code)
Vincent Jumeaux (code, design, project)
you?
Contributors
All the wonderful people
improving the data, here or on Wikidata,
designing the project's future,
contributing code or technical insights,
enriching the Wiki,
helping translating
A big thank you to all of you who are making this project grow everyday!
Partners
Allmende (Analytics)
Commons
Standing on the shoulders of libre and open source giants!
Beautiful Creative Commons pictures by: Brittany Stevens, Sarah Buckley, Luci Correia
Thanks!