Photograph a drawer
One photo can hold several things. Each one becomes its own card with a clean cutout, and the name and details fill themselves in.
Placeful remembers what you own and where it lives. Photograph one drawer to start. When you need the thing again, ask, and Placeful points at the drawer.
Free while in beta. Runs on your phone today as a web app.
One photo can hold several things. Each one becomes its own card with a clean cutout, and the name and details fill themselves in.
Rooms hold shelves, shelves hold boxes. Anything unfiled waits in the Inbox until you sort it.
Search by name, or by the word you would say out loud. The answer is a place, and the place shows you exactly where to look.
An iOS shortcut for the Action Button photographs a thing and files it without opening the app. Three taps to set up, nothing to type.
No photo handy? Type or dictate what you own and add the picture when the thing is in front of you. Voice capture keeps up: say "next item" and keep going.
A gentle pass over what you own. Keep it, let it go, or decide later. No streaks to maintain and nothing shames you for skipping a week.
Three piles for the things you are moving on from. When someone asks what you are giving away, share a pile as plain text.
Export everything as a ZIP: a spreadsheet, a full JSON record, and every photo. Your account deletes cleanly whenever you ask.
A PDF inventory with photos, estimated values, and the dates each thing was seen, recorded as you captured it. Useful when insurance starts asking.
Load the sample home: eight rooms and containers holding twenty-five everyday things, from a board game loaned to Sam to Grandma's teacup. Wander around, search for something, let a thing go. One tap removes it all when you are done.