A little help remembering

Remember where
you put things.

A home inventory app for iPhone and iPad.
Save where things are. Find them later.

Coming soon to the App Store

iOS 26 or later

  • Works offline
  • No account
  • Private iCloud sync
  • Analytics off by default
Remember it once. Search for it later. See where you put it.

Remember → Find

One less thing to keep in your head.

The spare keys. The travel adapter. That thing you put somewhere safe.

Put it somewhere.

A drawer, a shelf, a box. Wherever makes sense to you.

For the places you use

A tag for that box
in the cupboard.

An NFC tag is a small sticker or card you can attach to a box, drawer or shelf. Link it to things you save in WhereThingy, then scan it with your iPhone to see those things.

Setting up or editing NFC tags needs a one-time app purchase. Physical tags are sold separately. You can scan saved tags without the unlock.

Your own little library

Saved on your device.
Synced with your iCloud.

Your library is the collection of things you save in WhereThingy. You can use it without an internet connection. Private iCloud sync helps keep your saved things up to date across your devices using the same Apple account.

Optional usage analytics help us understand which app features people use. They are off by default and never include your saved things, searches, photos or recordings.

Read the privacy policy

A few useful answers

Before you get started.

Do I need an account?

No WhereThingy account is needed. To keep your saved things up to date across devices with iCloud, use the Apple account you already have.

Does it work without an internet connection?

Yes. You can save and find your things offline. Updating your saved things across devices with iCloud, making purchases and using some Apple features need an internet connection.

Is it a subscription?

No. Unlimited saved things and NFC tag features each require a separate one-time purchase. Prices are shown in the app before you buy.

Which devices does it support?

WhereThingy works on iPhones running iOS 26 or later and iPads running iPadOS 26 or later. Scanning NFC tags and using Apple Intelligence to understand text or photos depend on your device. You can always type a thing's name and location yourself.

Can I see someone else's things by scanning their NFC tag?

No. An NFC tag is a small sticker or card you can attach to a box, drawer or shelf and scan with your iPhone. The things linked to it are private to the WhereThingy library that set it up.

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