fewer vs StuffKeeper

fewer is a decluttering inventory for the things you already own. Snap a photo. fewer's AI recognizes the item, suggests a name, brand, and category, and saves it to your inventory. tag where it lives, who it belongs to, and whether it's shared with the household or private to you. Then come the questions you actually wanted to ask: • how many of these do I own? • when did I last use this? • is this still worth keeping? • what would I get for it if I sold it? fewer answers them. across photos, locations, and shared spaces — for one person, a couple, a family, or a small office. — SHARED SPACES, PRIVATE ITEMS — Create a space for your home, your office, or your family. invite people in by email; they see what's shared, you keep what's private private. owners, editors, viewers — three roles, plain rules. — SMART ADD — Photo capture with AI item recognition. type a few letters of a category and pick from your existing ones; nothing forced. voice entry for hands-free triage. bulk scan when a closet needs to be emptied. — PHASE 1 IS LAUNCH — This version covers the inventory itself. declutter suggestions, resale value reasoning, richer warranty workflows, and the web dashboard arrive in later updates. we're shipping the foundation first and getting it right. — PRIVACY — Your photos go to your own private encrypted Supabase bucket. when you tap the AI affordance, the photo is sent to Google's Gemini API for analysis only — not retained, not used to train models. you can turn AI off in Settings; manual entry never depends on AI. fewer Plus unlocks unlimited AI scans for $3.99/month or $29.99/year. the free tier includes 5 AI scans per calendar month; manual entry is unlimited and always free. Terms of Use (EULA): https://getfewer.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://getfewer.app/privacy

StuffKeeper is a fast catalog for your belongings. Add an item in just a few steps and find it in seconds. Take a photo of an item, record where it is stored, and add a note or tag—so you no longer have to search through boxes, closets, and shelves. Recognize items from a photo with AI. Choose from 109 languages, and the app will automatically prepare the item’s name and description. This greatly speeds up adding belongings to your catalog and helps you stay organized with less manual typing. The app is useful for keeping track of: • tools and spare parts; • seasonal clothing; • sports equipment; • items stored in a pantry, garage, or country house; • boxes, collections, and other belongings. StuffKeeper does not require long forms or complicated spreadsheets. Add items quickly, then find them by name, note, or tag. A photo helps you recognize the right item at a glance. It also acts as a simple extension of your memory: you do not have to remember where everything is—the information is always at hand. The free version covers basic organization needs. Advanced features are available with a Premium subscription. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/