Photograph what you own. Where's My Stuff names it for you, remembers which tote it went into, and tells you exactly where it is when you ask.
Point. Shoot. That's the whole job.
No spreadsheets, no barcode gun, no evening lost to data entry. Just the camera you already carry.
Snap a photo. The AI names it and drops that name into the field as a placeholder — keep it, or type your own.
Type or say “Where's my drill?” and get the photo back with the exact spot it's sitting in.
Open any tote or box and see everything inside it, without opening the actual tote. Printable QR labels included.
Nest places as deep as your house goes. Garage → Shelf → Blue Tote, and every item knows its full path.
One tap re-files an item somewhere new and writes it to the history, so you can retrace where it's been.
Every item gets a sensible name in under a second — so you actually finish cataloguing the box you started.
Places nest as deep as your house does. Move a tote to the basement and every item inside it moves with it — the full path stays correct without you touching anything.
Try it right here — this box runs against a sample garage. Tap the mic to ask out loud.
You pay for how much you store, nothing else. Every feature is in every plan.
Try it on a junk drawer.
A garage's worth of stuff.
Whole-house inventory.
Start with five items and see whether it sticks. If it does, fifty more is ten dollars a month.