Kimde? – Lent & Borrowed

Kimde? – Lent & Borrowed

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Released
October 1, 2026
Updated
October 6, 2026

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Who did you lend your charger to? Who has the drill? Whose book is this on your shelf? Kimde? remembers so you don't have to. This is not an inventory app. You are not expected to catalogue your home. Kimde? tracks only the things that change hands: what you lent out and what you borrowed. HOW IT WORKS Type the item, type the person, save. That's it — it takes a few seconds. Open the app and you see at a glance how many things are with other people, who has them, and how long they have been gone. WHAT'S INSIDE • Separate lists for what you lent and what is with you • How long each item has been away • Reminders: tomorrow, in 3 days, in a week, or a date you pick • A default reminder that can be set automatically for every new item • One tap to close an item when it comes back — and undo if you tapped by mistake • Full history per item: who had it, when it went out, when it came back • People list: how many things you lent to and borrowed from each person • Optional note and photo • Search NO ACCOUNT, NO INTERNET No sign-up, no login. Your item names, people names and photos never leave your device — everything lives in a local database on your phone. It works on a plane, on the metro, anywhere with no signal. The app shows ads so it can stay free. Ads use an internet connection and your device advertising ID; the content of your records is never sent to the ad network. You don't have to remember this anymore.
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What's New in Kimde?

1.1

October 6, 2026

• Reminder time is now yours: set the default in Settings, or change it for a single item. • Small interface fixes.

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