Record with a photo
The camera is ready the moment you open the app. AI recognizes what you photographed, so a record takes seconds.
Snap a photo and AI logs the item and where you put it. Can’t remember the name? Describe it and you can still find it. Share with your family in real time, so anything anyone puts away, everyone can find.
It's free to download, and there's no account to create.
The camera is ready the moment you open the app. AI recognizes what you photographed, so a record takes seconds.
Type what you're looking for and see where it is, along with the photo you took.
The app learns where you usually keep things, so recording gets quicker the more you use it.
When something moves, just photograph it again. The app finds the earlier record, and once you confirm, it switches to the new place.
Share a library with your family, and everyone sees the same records.
Records stay on your device, and only in your own iCloud when you turn on sync. Photos go to the official AI only with your consent.
Some features, including iCloud sync, shared libraries, the official AI and custom models, require a subscription or a purchase.
You already have enough to remember. Where the spare key went is one thing you can let go of.
Point the camera at the item. AI recognizes it and suggests a name.
Pick where it goes, or accept the place the app suggests, then save.
Type a few letters, and the photo and the place come right up.
96% matchWe have all been there: turning the house upside down for something we rarely use, only to leave neatly organized drawers and cabinets in a mess again. The things we use least are the hardest to remember. In a household it's even harder: when someone else put something away, the only way to find it is to ask them.
I wanted an app that could quickly record where everything is kept and share it with my family in real time. So I built one.
Still, one principle matters more than any app: put things back where they belong. If things are left wherever they were last used, nobody keeps updating their locations, the records soon go out of date, and you're back to searching the whole house. This app can remember where things are, but the habit of putting them back is up to you.
No. There's nothing to sign up for. iCloud sync and shared libraries use the iCloud account already signed in on your device.
The official AI is used only after you agree. The app asks before it sends anything to it for the first time, and you can turn this off at any time in Settings > Privacy. Without AI, you can still record items by typing their names.
Yes. You can connect any OpenAI compatible endpoint with your own API key. Requests then go straight from your device to that endpoint.
Only the people you invite. Turn a library into a shared library and invite people with a QR code; everyone in it sees the same records, kept in sync through iCloud. Your other libraries stay private.
Most of the app works offline: browsing, editing and local keyword search all work without a connection. An internet connection is needed for AI photo recognition, AI search and keyword generation, and for iCloud sync or shared libraries.
Photos, notes and location history live on your device. If you turn on iCloud sync, they're also stored in your own iCloud and stay in sync across your devices. A shared library is shared with the members you invite through iCloud.
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The Android app is still in development.
Available now on iOS, with Android coming soon.