Update your home inventory by voice — in twenty-eight languages

Say it the way you'd say it

Tap the microphone and say what happened: "put the drill in box 12", "I'm taking the ladder", "add paint, a roller and brushes to W01". Neatkept understands moving, taking along, putting back and adding, for several things at once. A question like "where are the kids' skis?" becomes a search.

You see it before it happens

Nothing changes on its own. A card shows the things it found, ticked, and the place they go; you can switch a thing or change the place. Tap Move, and a bar says what moved, with Undo.

Read on your phone first

On iPhones and iPads with Apple Intelligence and iOS or iPadOS 26, and on Android phones with Gemini Nano, Neatkept reads the phrase on the device itself and finds the things in its own copy of your inventory. Only when it can't does it ask Neatkept's server. Neatkept never stores the phrase. Voice is in the iPhone, iPad and Android apps, not in the web app.

Twenty-eight languages

Speak in your household's language: English, Ukrainian, German, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Swedish, Romanian, Hungarian, Greek, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Russian, Catalan or Turkish. In Slovenian, Bulgarian, Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian, which the iPhone doesn't hear yet, type the sentence; on Android it depends on the phone's speech recognition. Names are matched across languages, so a Ukrainian word can find a thing saved in English. If you'd rather not speak, type the same sentence into the sheet.