Creating Inventory docs, including many screenshots.

docs/modules/inventory/export.md

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+# Export
+
+The **Export** tab produces a copy of the [inventory](index.md) you can use elsewhere.
+
+![inventory-export.png](inventory-export.png)
+
+* **CSV** — a comma-separated spreadsheet of every item and field, openable in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.
+  It is generated entirely on your device.
+* **PDF** — a printable table of the whole inventory followed by a summary grouped by the field you choose. This
+  opens your browser's print dialog; choose "Save as PDF" as the destination to get a PDF file, or print it on
+  paper.

docs/modules/inventory/index.md

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+# Inventory
+
+## Overview
+
+The Inventory module helps you track physical supplies — food storage, fuel, tools, or anything else you want to
+count and organize. The main page (`/inventory`) is a spreadsheet-style table where each row is an item and each
+column is a field you control.
+
+You can keep as many separate inventories as you like (for example, a "Food Storage" inventory and a "Fasteners"
+inventory), each with its own set of fields. Inventories are stored as plain configuration files, so they survive
+reboots and can be backed up, edited, or restored like any other WROLPi config (see
+[Where Data Is Stored](#where-data-is-stored)).
+
+![inventory-page.png](inventory-page.png)
+
+A new WROLPi comes with a starter **Food Storage** inventory pre-filled with a recommended one-adult, one-year
+supply, so you have an example to explore right away.
+
+Each inventory has four tabs: **Items** (covered on this page), **[Summary](summary.md)**,
+**[Ration](ration.md)**, and **[Export](export.md)**.
+
+## Inventory Types
+
+When you create an inventory you pick a **type**. The type seeds a starting set of fields — you can add, remove,
+rename, reorder, or retype them afterward, so the type is only a convenient starting point.
+
+* **Food Storage** — Brand, Name, Category, Subcategory, Size, Count, kcal per unit, and Expires.
+* **Fuel** — Name, Fuel Type, Container, Size, Count, Purchased, and Location.
+* **Tools** — Name, Brand, Category, Count, Condition, Location, and Notes.
+
+To create an inventory, click the **+** button, enter a name, choose a type, and click **Create**.
+
+![new-inventory-modal.png](new-inventory-modal.png)
+
+Use the dropdown at the top of the page to switch between inventories. The buttons beside it let you rename the
+current inventory (the pencil), customize its [Fields](#customizing-fields), open the
+[Food Catalog](#food-catalog), or delete the inventory (the red trash button).
+
+## Adding Items
+
+The **Items** tab holds a persistent empty row at the bottom of the table for entering new items. Entry is
+keyboard-first:
+
+* **Tab** moves between the fields of the new row.
+* **Enter** saves the item, clears the row, and returns focus to the first field — ready for the next item.
+
+This lets you add many items in a row without reaching for the mouse.
+
+### Editing and Deleting Items
+
+* **Click any cell** in an existing row to edit it. The cell's current contents are selected so you can type over
+  them immediately.
+* **Bulk delete** — select the checkboxes on the rows you want to remove, then click the delete button.
+
+### Searching
+
+A search box at the top of the **Items** tab filters the rows by any field. The filter only applies to the Items
+tab — the [Summary](summary.md), [Ration](ration.md), and [Export](export.md) tabs always use the whole inventory,
+so the filter never silently hides data from your totals.
+
+### Arithmetic in Number Fields
+
+Any numeric field (a number, a quantity's magnitude, or calories) accepts a calculation. For example, to record a
+box of nails that weighs 400 g including a 20 g box, type `400 - 20` and press **Tab** or **Enter** — WROLPi
+evaluates it and stores `380`. Only basic arithmetic (`+ - * / ( )`) is supported; a plain number is left
+untouched.
+
+## Customizing Fields
+
+Click the **Fields** button to open the field editor, where you control the columns of the current inventory.
+
+![field-schema-editor.png](field-schema-editor.png)
+
+For each field you can set its **Label**, **Type**, reorder it with the up/down arrows, toggle whether it appears
+in the [mobile view](#mobile-view), or remove it. Use **Add Field** for a blank field.
+
+### Field Types
+
+* **Text** — free-form text.
+* **Number** — a number (accepts [arithmetic](#arithmetic-in-number-fields)).
+* **Quantity** — a number plus a unit chosen from a dropdown (mass, volume, or length). The
+  [Summary](summary.md) can sum and convert compatible quantities (for example, ounces and pounds together).
+* **Date** — a calendar date. Items with a date in the past are flagged as expired.
+* **Select** — a dropdown of options you define (enter them comma-separated, e.g. `screws,nails,bolts`).
+* **Location** — a text field with autocomplete suggestions pooled from every inventory (basement, attic, …).
+* **Calories** — calories per unit; detected by the [Ration](ration.md) estimate and the [Summary](summary.md).
+
+### Count by Weight
+
+Counting many small, identical items (screws, nails, rounds of ammunition) one by one is tedious. The **Count by
+Weight** button adds three linked fields:
+
+* **Unit Weight** — the weight of a single item (weigh one, or weigh four and enter `÷ 4` as
+  [arithmetic](#arithmetic-in-number-fields)).
+* **Total Weight** — the weight of the whole lot.
+* **Count** — automatically calculated as Total Weight ÷ Unit Weight, rounded to a whole number.
+
+Enter the two weights and the **Count** fills in for you. If the weights use different units (e.g. a total in
+kilograms and a unit weight in grams), WROLPi converts before dividing.
+
+![count-by-weight.png](count-by-weight.png)
+
+## Food Catalog
+
+The **Catalog** button opens a shared list of known food items used to speed up data entry. Each catalog entry
+records a name, category, subcategory, package size, and the total calories for one package of that size.
+
+![food-catalog.png](food-catalog.png)
+
+When you type a **Name** in a food inventory that matches a catalog entry, WROLPi pre-fills the matching fields
+(category, size, calories, …) for you. The catalog is shared across all of your inventories.
+
+## Mobile View
+
+On a phone held in portrait orientation, the Items tab shows a condensed, read-only list of your items. Rotate to
+landscape (or use a tablet or desktop) for the full spreadsheet editor. You choose which fields appear in the
+mobile view with the **Mobile** toggle in the [Fields](#customizing-fields) editor.
+
+![inventory-mobile.png](inventory-mobile.png)
+
+## Where Data Is Stored
+
+Each inventory is stored as its own configuration file at `config/inventory/<name>.yaml` in your media directory.
+These configs are the source of truth: WROLPi loads them on startup and keeps them up to date as you make changes.
+You can back them up, copy them between WROLPi systems, or edit them by hand — your changes are applied the next
+time WROLPi reads the file.

docs/modules/inventory/ration.md

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+# Ration Estimate
+
+When an [inventory](index.md) has a [calories field](index.md#field-types), a **Ration** tab appears. It estimates
+how long your stored food will last a household.
+
+![ration-estimate.png](ration-estimate.png)
+
+* **People** — enter how many men, women, and children are in the household.
+* **Daily Calories** — pick an activity level preset (Sedentary, Moderately Active, Active, or Survival), or edit
+  the per-person daily calorie figures directly. The defaults come from the Dietary Guidelines for Americans
+  2020-2025.
+
+WROLPi then shows your **Total Stored Calories**, the household's **Daily Demand**, and how long the food
+**Lasts**.
+
+## Plan More Supply
+
+Below the estimate, drag the slider to a target duration longer than your current supply to generate a shopping
+list. WROLPi scales the whole inventory up proportionally — every item grows by the same factor so the mix stays
+balanced — and rounds any split package up to a whole one. The result is a sortable table of how many additional
+packages of each item to buy to reach the target.
+
+![supply-plan.png](supply-plan.png)
+
+The shopping list can be downloaded as a CSV or printed/saved as a PDF.

docs/modules/inventory/summary.md

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+# Summary
+
+The **Summary** tab aggregates the [inventory](index.md) entirely on your device. Choose a field to **Group by**
+(such as Category) and a field to **Sum** (such as Size or Count). Quantities are summed with unit conversion and
+compacted to a sensible unit (for example, 16 oz + 1 lb is shown as 2 lb). If the inventory has a
+[calories field](index.md#field-types), a **Calories** column shows the stored calories per group. Click any column
+header to sort.
+
+![inventory-summary.png](inventory-summary.png)
+
+Unlike the [Items](index.md#searching) tab's search, the Summary always uses the whole inventory, so the totals
+here are never narrowed by a filter.

docs/modules/map/index.md

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 Share this URL to link someone directly to a specific location and zoom level.
 
+### Search
+
+Type in the search box at the top center of the map to find places by name.
+
+- **Place search** — Type a city, town, park, or region name. Results appear in a dropdown
+  showing the place name, administrative region (e.g., "Oregon"), and population.
+- **Coordinate search** — Type coordinates like `45.5, -122.6` to navigate directly to
+  that location.
+- **Proximity bias** — Results are sorted by proximity to your current map view, so nearby
+  places appear first.
+- **Prefix matching** — Typing partial names works (e.g., "Port" finds "Portland").
+- **Fuzzy fallback** — If no exact match is found, a broader substring search is attempted.
+
+Click a result to fly to that location with a marker and popup. Press Escape to close the
+dropdown.
+
+> Search data is extracted from the same PMTiles map files you already have. No additional
+> downloads are needed. When search indexes include Wikidata enrichment, results show
+> administrative regions (state/province) to help distinguish places with the same name.
+
 ## Pins Tab
 
 Map pins let you mark and name important locations. Pins are stored in `map_pins.yaml`
@@ -64,7 +84,17 @@ The Manage tab has two sections:
 ### Map Files
 
 Lists all `.pmtiles` files in your media directory under `/map`. Shows the file name, size,
-and modification time. Files can be deleted from here.
+search index status, and a delete button. Files can be deleted from here.
+
+The **Search** column shows whether a search index exists for each file:
+
+- **Built** (green) — A search index exists. Place search is available for this file.
+- **Build** (button) — No search index yet. Click to generate one using `tippecanoe-decode`.
+  If WROL Mode is not active, the index will also be enriched with region names from Wikidata.
+
+> Search indexes are small SQLite databases (typically 1-4 MB per region) stored alongside
+> the PMTiles file with a `.search.db` extension. They are created automatically when you
+> download a region via subscriptions, or you can build them manually with the Build button.
 
 ### Map Subscriptions
 
@@ -90,6 +120,8 @@ When you subscribe to a region:
    is authentic and untampered
 5. The file is placed in your map directory with a versioned filename
    (e.g., `us-west-20260329.pmtiles`)
+6. A pre-built search index (`.search.db`) is downloaded from the CDN, also with
+   GPG-signed hash verification. This provides instant place search with region names.
 
 > Downloads are integrity-verified at multiple levels: the manifest is GPG-signed,
 > each file's SHA-256 hash is GPG-signed in its meta4 file, and aria2c verifies
@@ -169,3 +201,12 @@ Once a terrain file is detected, two additional layer groups appear in the Layer
 
 > Terrain layers are hidden by default to keep the map clean. Enable them in the Layer Control
 > when you need elevation information.
+
+## Global Search
+
+Map places also appear in WROLPi's global search. When you search from the navigation bar:
+
+- The **Map** tab shows the number of matching map places alongside Files, Zims, and Other
+- Clicking the Map tab displays results as cards with mini map previews showing each location
+- Click a card to navigate to that location on the map page
+- Results are paginated (12 per page) with the same region and population information