Stash - Remember where you put things. Find them in seconds.
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Where did you put that cable, passport, or spare key? Stash remembers. Snap a photo of the drawer, shelf, or box, give the item a name and room, and search for it later by name, location, note, or transcribed voice memo. Save offline, sync between iPhone and iPad, use handy widgets, and set reminders. No elaborate inventory system—just a fast, private way to find the things you've put away. Free to download; try a sample home in the browser first.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm the maker behind Stash — Find It Fast, and I'm excited to finally share it with you!
We've all done it: put something important somewhere "safe," only to completely forget where that safe place was. Maybe it's a spare cable, important documents, travel accessories, or something you only use once a year.
I wanted to solve that everyday problem without creating another complicated inventory management app.
That's why I built Stash.
The idea is simple: take a photo of WHERE you put something, give it a name, and forget about it until you need it again.
Here's what Stash offers today:
📸 Photo-based storage — Remember the exact drawer, shelf, or box.
🔎 Fast search — Find belongings using names, rooms, notes, and transcribed voice notes.
🎙️ Voice notes — Record details without having to type everything.
📱 iPhone & iPad sync — Keep your saved locations accessible across devices.
☁️ Offline support — Save items even without an internet connection.
⏰ Reminders & widgets — Keep important items accessible when you need them.
🔒 Privacy-focused — Your belongings and their locations aren't used for advertising.
What makes Stash different?
I didn't want an app that required people to catalog their entire home, create complex categories, or spend hours organizing.
Stash focuses on one simple question: Where did I put that?
You can try it for free!
📱 iPhone & iPad: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stash-find-it-fast/id6793984051
🌐 Interactive browser demo: https://stash.grahammiranda.network/
I'd love your feedback!
Does the photo-first approach make sense to you? What would make saving and finding your belongings even easier?
I'm continuing to improve Stash, and feedback from early users will help shape its future.
Thanks for checking it out! 🚀