The enrolled screen is actually the 1st screen in the app.
so clicking Back (after enrolling) - will take you back to the enrolled screen.
Just a little glitch on my part - I thought I trapped it, I guess not 
, shouldn't cause any issues, just don't click back - but terminating the app (swipe up) will always bring you back to the ready screen (providing you enrolled)
Yup - I thought I trapped it - I'll fix it on the next update.
but providing you enrolled - killing the app (swipe up) should take you back to the ready screen after launching it again
Hopefully @ghayne
the video helps - to get a feel for it all
Looks like you have enrolled your phone. So the next step is to try creating a flow.
Maybe use one of the "examples" so you can have a go at scanning a barcode.
Yes, had a look before I installed (not like me at all 
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Very helpful!
Can I ask what you are planning on doing with BARRED ?
I think my application of a PCB BOM Manager was a bit specific for a number of people.
Had a cool use - documenting large purchases, where they can then be reported against (given a user input screen can be presented to provide the purchase information)
If you want to know where this all come from.
We now scan asset tags in work, and can bring up history for the scanned asset (or add the new asset info, if not found)
It was never possible - until I made it possible 
We have around 400-500 assets across the country
Looks very comprehensive Dave. I was thinking of a simple "Time To Order Cumin Seeds again". Mainly for Indian spices, of which I have many!
I wrote a Telegram + Node-RED bot for two of my grandsons who have recently started at university. The idea was to manage their fridge/freezer/pantry - which the bot did really well.
I might have a go at adjusting the front-end to make use of BARRED.
In your situation you'll need a database to track details of your spices.
Probably MySQL, In a previous life I programmed some pretty complex DB applications with Microsoft SQL Server. Let's see how much I remember
just don't drop your learned skills now @ghayne - you might need to rollback and commit to your project again?
See what I did there? 
The reason I used Telegram as the front-end was so my grandsons could access the dB when they are "out-and-about". In your situation you might be happy just checking "things" from within your home, so you could use a Node-RED flow "paired" with BARRED.
Just in case it helps anyone here....
BARRED can see Node RED, if you have any form of access to your Home Network.
etc etc
it acts no differently to a browser, accessing your Home Network from a remote location
I'm hoping that the Procedures are still Stored
OH! that is a good one! - Excellent card played there Sir,
Lets hope the learning is not at a fragmented level too high to recover
Here's an overview of the Node-RED flow for my Super-SMART-Fridge bot...
It uses a finite state machine (FSM) which I love.
Really probably not worth it unless you want to practice your MySQL-fu. Unless you are running an exotic spice warehouse, simply using a retained context variable should be more than sufficient. 
Do the bar code lookups give you expiry dates?
It would be cool if I could drive the Ocado online shopping, I could easily create something far smarter than their poor website.
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