Do I have this already? Duplicate check for your home inventory

Before you buy or save a second drill, Neatkept tells you about the first one and where it is.

Works on iPhone · iPad · Mac · Android · Web

A warning on the card

When you capture a box or a shelf, every proposed thing is checked against what you already have. If there's a match, its card says "You already have:" with the thing's name and its place. You decide whether it's a second copy worth keeping or a card to drop.

Ask before you buy

In Search, type what you're about to buy and tap "Do I have “…” already?". Neatkept lists the things it counts as the same kind, each with its place, or says "Nothing like it yet". In a shop, scan the product's barcode in Search to see things saved with that code.

It reads the names, not only the words

"Drill" and "cordless drill" are the same kind of thing; a USB-C cable and a USB-C charger are not. Neatkept matches barcodes first, then finds similar names and has an AI model judge each pair.

No guesses

If the AI is off or can't be reached, only barcodes count. You don't get a list of look-alikes that are really something else.

You may have this already

See it in use

Do I have it already?

You're in a shop holding a LEGO train and can't remember whether the kids already have it. Or it's a gift, and you're putting it away.

Unpack after moving

The move is done and the hallway is full of boxes you won't unpack this month. One photo per box, and you still know what's in each.