Snap it.
Take a quick photo when you put something away.
Where Did I Put It? · In development
Put it away.
Find it later.
A simple memory for the things around your home. Take a photo, say where you put it, and ask naturally when you need it again.
See how it works ↓Where Did I Put It?
What are you looking for?
Winter glovesHall closet · Blue bin
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No complicated inventory system.No remembering which box.No typing when your hands are full.
One tiny habit
Tell it once. Let the app remember.
The first-release concept is deliberately small: capture what matters, give it a place, and retrieve that memory naturally later.
Say where.
“Hall closet, blue bin.” Add a spoken note if there is anything else worth remembering.
Ask later.
“Where did I put the winter gloves?” Get back to the item and its location.
Designed around natural recall
Ask the way you actually think.
You shouldn't need to remember a category, folder or filing system before you can find your own things.
“Where did I put the winter gloves?”
Hall closet → Blue binSaved with photo · “Next to the scarves.”
Everyday usefulness
For the things that disappear into perfectly sensible places.
Seasonal things
Gloves, decorations, camping gear, travel adapters and everything you only need a few times a year.
Important little things
Spare keys, documents, chargers, replacement parts and the things you put somewhere “safe.”
Storage boxes
Remember what went into the garage shelf, closet bin or under-bed container without opening everything.
Shared households
Build a simple shared memory for where everyday things belong—without turning your home into a warehouse system.
First-release direction
Small on purpose.
We're starting with the core memory loop instead of building a complicated household database.
- Photo capture
- Voice-based location and notes
- Natural voice search
- Simple item history and editing
Where Did I Put It? is an AVYRU Labs concept in development. Features, naming and availability may change as we build and test it.
An AVYRU Labs product
Less time searching. Less space in your head.
Interested in the idea or want to share a household problem worth solving?
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