whatIhave vs ThinkofMe

whatIhave is a calm decluttering companion for anyone who wants less stuff and more clarity — without pressure, guilt, or overwhelm. See what you own. Decide with care. Finish letting go. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Build a simple inventory of your belongings — by room, category, and status • Run short declutter sessions: one item at a time, Keep / Maybe / Let go • Finish the loop on your Let go list — sell, donate, recycle, gift, or trash, then mark it gone • Track quiet progress over time as your home gets lighter • Keep a wishlist so impulse buys meet what you already have • Chat with Hana, your calm AI companion for decluttering advice, selling tips, and tough decisions • Join a gentle community feed for inspiration and shared progress • Use English or Spanish SESSIONS THAT FIT REAL LIFE Start when you have five minutes. Pause anytime. Pick up where you left off. Challenges and Space roulette give you a soft nudge when you want one — never a lecture. PREMIUM (OPTIONAL) Free includes the core loop. Premium unlocks unlimited inventory and Hana chat, Scan a space, challenges, Space roulette, the 30-day let-go habit, detailed insights, and photo assist. Less stuff. More clarity. At your own pace. To get more inspiration, follow whatIhave on social media: https://www.instagram.com/whatihave.app/ ______ We don't sell your data. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

ThinkofMe is your personal catalogue for cherished items. Whether you’ve discarded them, refrained from purchasing, or already consumed them, this app helps you keep their memory alive. Before parting with cherished items, you can create detailed records with photos and personal remarks. It’s like preserving memories before saying goodbye. By adding tags to items, you can conveniently review them using filters. Optimal use cases: - When decluttering, make sure to create a record with detailed remarks and tags before parting with any items. Additionally, you can indicate the status of each item—whether it’s destined for the trash, recycling, donation, or elsewhere. - When faced with multiple shopping options, consider taking notes that include the shop name, price, and meaningful tags for each option. Later on, you can review your notes and make an informed choice. - When dining at a restaurant, consider taking photos and assigning a taste score. Don’t forget to tag the restaurant’s name. Later, you can refer to your scores when you visit the same restaurant again. - During gatherings, capture memorable moments and tag them with the names of your friends. Later, you can revisit those memories with specific friends whenever you like.