CloudpilotEmu vs Where Is It..??

CloudpilotEmu runs PalmOS handhelds on modern devices. It emulates a wide range of devices up to PalmOS 4.1 and the Palm Tungsten E2 for PalmOS 5. Its features include: * Continuous state saves — reopen the app and continue right where you left off * Export and import of savestate files * Switch between multiple emulation sessions * Direct installation and export of .prc and .pdb files * Realistic emulation of timers and device speed * Emulated SD cards and memory sticks * File browser for managing memory cards * Audio emulation * Keyboard input on OS4 and earlier * Clipboard integration on OS4 and earlier * Network support (including network HotSync) on OS4 and earlier This app enables you to run CloudpilotEmu on your iPhone or iPad as a native app.

Where is it? is for anyone who has ever kept something in a “safe place” and then spent the next 20 minutes trying to remember where that safe place was. The app helps you save, organize, and quickly find the things that matter in daily life, from school items and documents to chargers, bottles, gifts, makeup kits, and all those objects that somehow keep changing location on their own. With Where is it?, you can: • Save objects with detailed names and exact locations • Add entries using voice or manual typing • Attach pictures for easy visual recall • Record and play back location voice notes • Search using text or voice • Organize items with categories and color tags • Browse all saved items in one place • Edit or delete saved records anytime • Use backup and restore with your own Google Drive • Protect your data with an optional 4-digit PIN The app is designed to be simple, family-friendly, and private. What makes it different: • No backend • No analytics • No unnecessary data sharing • Backup happens only to your own Google Drive • Your saved list stays yours Whether it’s your child’s Olympiad medal, a birthday gift, an important file, or the one charger everyone swears they didn’t move, Where is it? helps you remember where things are before the whole house turns into a search operation. Simple to use. Hard to misplace things. Much easier than asking everyone at home five times.