Where's What? Find Your Stuff

No item limit, ever. No forced upgrade to keep adding things. No account, no sign-in, no cloud needed to start. Where's the HDMI cable? The passport? The winter tires? You know in three seconds, and it all stays on your device. Create your rooms and, inside them, cupboards, shelves and boxes, nested as deep as you like. Take a photo of an item, give it a name, pick the place. Done. When you need it, type into the search and instantly see where it is, with a photo of the place. CAPTURE IN SECONDS • Tap plus, the camera opens, photo, name, place. The last place you used is already selected. • "Save and add another" for whole boxes in one go • Name and type suggestions straight from the photo, no internet needed • Multiple photos, quantity, search terms and notes per item FIND IT. DON'T SEARCH. • Search by name, search term or type ("Tools", "Cables", "Documents") • Every result shows the full path: Basement › Left shelf › Box 3 • Rooms and places as tiles with photo and counts ORGANIZATION THAT THINKS AHEAD • "Checked out": mark what is currently away, for example lent to a friend, with a return date. Its place stays saved. • Move places when you rearrange, everything inside moves along • Reminders for items, for example when you want to return something (Premium) • Export to Excel or CSV for insurance, office or moving YOUR DATA IS YOURS • Everything stays on your device. No account, no cloud, no ads, no tracking. • Backup as a file, for example to iCloud Drive, for switching to a new phone • Eight languages, light and dark theme, seven color schemes • Real support: a question gets a real answer. Free for up to 50 items. Premium removes the limit and adds reminders. Pay monthly, yearly or once, forever. For home, workshop, basement, attic, office, camper and holiday home. Subscriptions renew automatically and can be cancelled anytime in your App Store settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://bellwerk.com/wo-ist-was/privacy