Inclr vs Where Things Are

Inclr is a powerful and versatile organizer for your iPhone, iPad and Mac that helps you stay productive, save time, and eliminate the hassle of app switching. This patented mind mapping tool enables you to organize your tasks, apps, and life into information clusters, mirroring the way your brain works. Store anything the way you want, and build your own beautiful second brain. We’ve designed an intuitive app that combines the functionality of 10+ apps in one. Our brains are wired to process visual information better than text. Using Inclr, your brain will be trained to remember data more effectively with our patented visual and spatial system. Access the information you need more easily and naturally, while boosting data cognition and retention. ------------- How Inclr Will Help You: * Organize your tasks, files, apps, notes, and projects with a single app. * Leverage the power of visualization to manage and express your ideas better. * Acts as a file manager and information cluster for your digital life. * Ideal for visual planning, organizing, and idea management. * Quickly recall any information, thanks to the power of visual memory. * Store similar types of information in one place for easy access. For example, keep all your social media links organized in one inclr using different nodes. * Build your own memory mansion or second brain – each inclr is a part of your life, visualized graphically to leave a lasting emotional imprint. It’s like recreating your memories on paper! * Organize everything – from work projects, creative writing ideas, grocery lists, to budgeting. * Boost your productivity with easy, effective organizing to simplify your life. ------------- How Inclr Works: Inclr uses graphical information clusters to store your data visually. Each inclr is customizable and themed to create emotional impressions, making memory retrieval easier and more effective. Rotating nodes function like subfolders, containing content, and by interacting with them, you also train your muscle memory, improving focus and increasing data retention. You can add as many inclrs as you need and attach any number of nodes. For example, if you’re a writer working on a new novel, you can create an inclr for your book and add a node for each character, with images, notes, and sketches for complete character development. The same process works for any project – whether it’s a business plan, a travel itinerary, or your daily to-do list. Inclr supports all file types and allows you to open them directly within the app! You can even open web links through the integrated browser. With Inclr, your iPhone, iPad and Mac becomes a powerful tool to improve productivity, streamline your workflow, and save you time by reducing the need for multiple apps. ------------- Plans: • Paid Monthly Subscription. • Paid Yearly Subscription. • iPhone Basic Subscription. • Lifetime Membership Duration of the subscription is 1 Month, 3 Months or 1 Year. Price may vary by location. Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. Your subscription will automatically renewed unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Any unused portion of a free trial period will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription. Privacy Policy: www.inclr.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: www.inclr.com/terms/

Where Things Are is a record of what you own and where you keep it, so the answer to "where did I put the..." is a search rather than a hunt. THREE STEPS 1. Make a place — a drawer, a shelf, a cupboard, a room. 2. Put things in it, one at a time or by photographing the whole drawer. 3. Ask later. Search a word, and it tells you where the thing lives. PHOTOGRAPH A WHOLE DRAWER Point the camera at a junk drawer, a shelf, a dressing table. It comes back as a list of what is there — names, descriptions, quantities — and you tick what to keep. Twenty things filed in a minute instead of twenty separate entries. It also tells you what the photograph made hard to see. A list that admits what it missed is worth more than one that sounds certain. FILE THE LOT AT ONCE Scanned a drawer and left it unsorted? Pick several things and move them into a place in one step. Or let the app propose where each unfiled thing belongs, reading the places you have already made and what is in them. It declines rather than guesses — if nothing you own is a sensible home for a spare cable, it says so instead of burying it in the wrong drawer. FOR A HOUSEHOLD, NOT JUST A PERSON Share a catalog with the people you live with, so whoever put it away and whoever is looking for it are using the same record. Every change notes who made it. TAKING STOCK Walk a shelf and count what is actually there. Anything at zero is marked missing with the date. Anything running low goes on the shopping list without being asked. Tick it as bought, and it moves to a put-away list, so the shopping actually gets filed. WHERE DOES THIS GO? Photograph a stray object and the app works out what it is, finds it in your catalog, and tells you where it belongs — the harder half of tidying up. WRITE THE CODE ON THE BOX Every place has a short code. Write it on the box with a marker and months later that scrawl is searchable — type those letters and the box opens. Or print the label sheet: a sticker per place, each with a square a camera can read that opens it. WITH NO SIGNAL The catalog lives on your phone as well. A cellar, a garage or a storage unit opens on it as usual, and anything you change there is saved on the phone and goes up by itself once you are back in range. Photographs wait with it. Reading a photograph is the one part that needs a connection, and says so. WHAT THE CATALOG NOTICES Where your things actually are, drawn as one weighted picture of the whole house. And the things you cannot spot yourself: the same item recorded in three different rooms, a category scattered across five places, things with no tags that no search will ever find, places nobody has ever checked. FOR INSURANCE, AND FOR MOVING A printable inventory of everything, grouped by where it lives, with photographs. Useful the day you need to prove what you had, and the day somebody else is packing it. ALSO - Places nest: a work table holds a left drawer; a kitchen holds a pantry. - Rearrange them later — put an existing place inside another and every path follows. - Tag things the way you would actually search for them. - Mark what you have lent out, and to whom. - Expiry dates for the pantry and the medicine cupboard. - What a thing is worth, its serial number, when you bought it and when the warranty ends — for the insurance list. - Start without an account, and add an email later if you want it on the web too. - Export the lot as JSON or CSV, from the phone or from the web. WHAT IT COSTS Free. There is nothing to buy in this app. Scanning is the one part that costs money to run — each photograph is read by an AI model, billed per picture — so there is a cap of 100 scans a month per account. Everything else is unlimited: adding things by hand, searching, places, stock-takes, the shopping list, put-away, sharing, and the printable inventory. No ads. No analytics. No tracking, and no advertising identifier. Delete your account from inside the app whenever you like.