WhereMate - Where Your Stuff Lives
Remember where you put the stuff you don't use everyday
WhereMate - Where Your Stuff Lives launched on September 24, 2025 with 6 votes, #3,421 of 8,160 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
WhereMate is a free iOS app that helps you remember where you put things you don’t use every day—permits, receipts, seasonal gear, spare parts. Snap a photo, add a note, and it’s saved locally for quick search. Private and lightweight.
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Utilities Developer HS Technologies, LLC Language EN English Size 10.4 MB iPhone Set a default container for new items, enjoy quieter voice capture with longer pause time, and Quick Snap no longer auto-enables reminders. Tired of asking, “Where did I put it?” Wheremate makes it effortless to remember exactly where your things live. Snap a photo, drop a label right on the spot, and set gentle reminders so your info stays fresh: All stored safely on your device. Whether it’s your passport or that holiday storage bin in the attic, Wheremate helps you turn a vague memory into a clear visual reference. Key Features Fast Capture — Open → Snap → Label → Done in seconds. Visual Annotations — Draw…from apps.apple.com
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