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u/One_Pop_5188 20 hours ago

I built Found It because I kept losing track of what was in storage

Hi, I’m Jason, the solo developer behind Found It. I originally built it because I kept forgetting where things were stored, whether something was still under warranty, and which boxes I had already checked while moving or decluttering. The current workflow is: \- take a photo and get an on-device item/category suggestion \- assign it to a room, container, or storage spot \- search for it later by name or image \- add warranty, expiry, maintenance, or return reminders \- see a simple map of what is stored where It is designed as a private household inventory companion. It currently isn’t a shared multi-account family workspace, so I don’t want to imply that it supports real-time collaboration between different family accounts. The app has received more interest in China than in the US and Europe, and I’m trying to understand whether the idea and wording make sense to English-speaking users. I’m the developer, so this is self-promotion. I’m not asking for upvotes or artificial reviews. I’d genuinely appreciate feedback on which use case sounds most useful: finding stored items, tracking warranties, moving, or decluttering. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6758232814
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