Find things at home by asking — natural-language search
Ask the way you'd ask a person. Neatkept answers with the home, the room, the box and a photo.
Works on iPhone · iPad · Mac · Android · Web
Ask, don't remember the exact name
You don't have to remember what you called a thing when you saved it. "Where is the LEGO train?", "the cordless drill", "something to pump up a tyre": search looks for what you mean, not only the words you typed. Typos and synonyms work too.
Any language, one inventory
Names are saved in your household's language, and every thing also gets English tags. So a search for "дриль" finds the "cordless drill", and the other way round. The app speaks twenty-eight languages: English, Ukrainian, German, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Swedish, Romanian, Hungarian, Greek, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Russian, Slovenian, Catalan, Turkish, Bulgarian, Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian.
Every answer is a place
Each result shows the full path: the property, the room, the shelf, the box. Tap it and you see the box with everything else inside, and when it last moved.
Across all your homes
A flat, a house, a garden plot, an office, a few storerooms: one search covers all of them, so you find out which home the skis are in before you drive there.
See it in use
Find anything in seconds
Your child needs the skis on Saturday, and you have a flat, a house and a garage. Ask once and know where to drive.
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.
What's with me, on the home screen
You lend out tools, take a box to the car, carry the drill bits to the garage. A week later nobody remembers who has them.