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Stash it
“Spare car key’s going in the magenta tin, hallway dresser, top drawer.” Want a photo? Say yes and the camera’s already open.
Your external memory for random things you can’t lose
Where's my crap?
Tell it where you put stuff. Ask it six months later. Get on with your life.
You asked “Where's my spare car key?”
digging through your stuff…
Spare car key ✕The good scissors ✕Passport ✕Christmas lights ✕Dryer warranty ✕Grandma's royal wedding teacups ✕The other HDMI cable ✕Birth certificate ✕
Say it.
Forget it.
Yell it.
Talk to it like you'd talk to a very patient friend with a perfect memory. It asks if you want a photo, opens the camera, and files it all away.
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Forget it
Seriously. Wipe it from your mind. That’s the whole point. Go live your life, we’ve got the drawer situation.
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Yell “Where’s [insert your crap]?”
Six months later, from the other room, mid-panic. You get the spot, the photo, and the date you put it there.
Your brain is full
You have enough on your mind. Grandma’s royal teacups don’t need to live there.
Bills, birthdays, school forms, that thing your boss said. Where the commemorative royal wedding teacups ended up after the move? Hand it off. That’s what an external memory is for.
You ask. It asks back.
There’s a reason you’re looking for your crap.
Share it. Ask where your passport is and it’ll ask if you’re travelling. Tell it when, and it takes care of the packing nudges and the “passport, phone, keys” at the door.
Where's My Crap?
Voice 0:02
Where’s my passport? SPEAKING · 0:04
Filing cabinet, TRAVEL folder. Going somewhere? 0:02
Lisbon! Flying out the 14th. SPEAKING · 0:08
Nice. I’ll nudge you to pack, and make sure the passport’s actually in your bag before you leave. Reminders set
Sun 12 Start packing
Mon 13 · 9pm Passport in your bag?
Tue 14 Car connects: last call, passport
Connect your inbox + calendar
Book the flight. It finds the passport.
Link your email and calendar and it spots what’s coming up before you even ask. A flight confirmation, a wedding invite, a camping weekend: it tells you where the stuff you’ll need is, and sets the reminders.
Gmail Outlook Google Calendar iCloud Calendar
Watching for plans…
Reminders that actually catch you
Don’t leave without the thing.
“Remind me to bring the casserole dish to Mum’s Sunday.” It nudges you the night before, again at the door, and once your phone hits the car’s Bluetooth, one last time before you pull out.
- Night before Heads-up, plus where the dish actually is.
- Heading out A tap on the shoulder as you leave.
- Car connects Final call, before it’s a 40-minute round trip.
Pop quiz, every so often
Still there?
Every so often it asks you to peek and confirm your stuff is where you left it. If something’s gone walkabout, you find out now, not the morning of your flight.
Check-in · 3 months since 1 of 5
Not just physical crap. Digital crap too.
The boiler warranty. The receipt for the TV. That one photo of your kid’s vaccination record. Same deal: say it, forget it, yell for it later.
Save it right in the app
Snap it, forward it, or share it from any app. It’s stored, searchable, and one “where’s the…” away. No digging through folders.
Boiler warranty.pdf saved by voice · Mar 14
TV receipt.jpg photo · for the warranty · Jun 9
Kyle's vaccination record photo · Sep 2
Or just tell it where it lives
Rather keep your files on your own stuff? Fair. It remembers the folder, inbox or device. Never the file itself.
Lease agreement work inbox › from: landlord › “renewal”
2025 tax return laptop › Documents › House › Taxes
Wedding photos the old phone in the kitchen drawer
You're not the only one looking for stuff
Stop being the household search engine.
Everyone in the house can ask the app instead of yelling your name. Share the family stuff, keep your stuff to yourself, and it’s all encrypted either way.
Join the beta →The Hendersons · 4 people Encrypted
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Remember less.
Coming soon to iOS and Android. Try the beta on the web now: free, and your stuff stays private.
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