Remio
AI home inventory: snap it, find it later
What it does
Remio is the calm way to remember where everything is. Photograph a thing, and Remio's AI names it for you. Say where you put it: a drawer, a shelf, a box, the garage, a friend you lent it to. Then forget about it. When you need it later, search and Remio takes you straight to the spot. Built for a whole home, for moving boxes, and for collections. Organized by place, the way you actually store things. Private by design, and it speaks 9 languages.
Remio remembers where everything is. Photograph a thing, tell it where you put it, and find it the moment you need it. AI photo recognition, gentle reminders, and a built-in assistant, all on your device.
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