Every year a LUG's organizers sort a big LUGBulk delivery into one bag per
member. This app turns the group's order sheet into everything needed for
that: a printable label for every bag (part photo, element ID, colors,
quantity, whose it is, "3 of 10"), a per-person packing checklist, a parts
list and lot counts.
- No install, no account needed — upload the sheet as
.xlsx or
.csv; it's read in your browser and never leaves it.
- Or sign in with Google to save your order sheet and read it live each
time, with one label design shared by everyone who has the sheet.
- 51 label stocks — Avery (US Letter and A4) and Dymo LabelWriter, with
a live preview and an alignment test page.
- Compare years — what each person got and what parts cost across
several years' sheets.
It's the web counterpart of
lugbulk-labels-cli,
the command-line version.
AI disclaimer: This project was built with assistance from Claude
(Anthropic). Review the code before relying on it, especially the OAuth
flow, token storage, and the in-browser PDF generation logic.
Contents
Using it
Go to lugbulk.aronwk.com, or
run your own copy. There are two ways in:
- Upload a spreadsheet — no account needed. Upload the order sheet as
an Excel
.xlsx (Google Sheets: File → Download → Microsoft Excel) or a
.csv of its "Order Here" tab, pick a label design, and download labels
and reports. The file is read in your browser and never sent anywhere.
Up to 10 MB; an .xlsx may not unpack past 64 MB.
- Sign in with Google (optional, when the OAuth client is configured)
— save your Google Sheets and read them live each time, with label
designs saved per sheet and shared with everyone who has that sheet.
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