wiit - where is it?

Some things you only look for when you are in a hurry. The water shut-off valve. The fuse box. The storage room keys. The notebook you left somewhere. Stop explaining where things are. Send a wiit. A wiit is a photo of where the thing is, plus the part only you know. How it works Take the photo. wiit reads the street off the photo itself, so you only add what it cannot see: "third drawer down, turn it clockwise". Then find it later by name, place or tag. Mark something as urgent and it comes first in every list, everywhere. Group them A space holds everything about one place: the wifi, the boiler, the bin days, the meter. Hand the whole thing over at once instead of explaining it four times. Send it as a link Turn a wiit or a whole space into a link with a six-character code. Whoever opens it needs no app and no account. It opens in a browser, on any phone. You choose how long the link lasts, and you can pull it back whenever you want. The server cannot read it When you share something it is encrypted on your iPhone before it leaves. It is decrypted in the browser of whoever opens the link, using a code that never reaches our server. What we hold are blocks we have no key to. The rest never leaves the phone at all. Your wiits live on the device and sync through your own iCloud. There is no account to create, nothing to log into, and no analytics watching you. On paper too Export a whole space as a PDF or Markdown, for the folder in the hallway or the handover email. wiit Pro The app is free, and so is everything about keeping: unlimited wiits, unlimited spaces, tags, search, sync through your own iCloud. Sharing on free is one live link at a time: a single wiit, for seven days. wiit Pro is one payment. No subscription, ever. Ten live links at once, and two of them can be permanent. Share whole spaces in one link. Pick 7 days, 30, or never. Export to PDF and Markdown. Works offline. iPhone only.