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MyRoost

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Everything you own — organized, searchable, and ready

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Everything you own — organized, searchable, and ready

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Everything you own — organized, searchable, and ready when you need it. MyRoost goes beyond cataloging: snap a photo and get instant details, ask Roost anything about your stuff (it answers from your actual manuals), track exact replacement parts and supplies (filters, bulbs, fluids), get automatic recall alerts, maintenance reminders, and one-tap warranty claim drafts. Free demo, no sign-up. Live on iOS and web — Android coming soon.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Home•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 A while back I spent a Saturday morning trying to find my dishwasher's manual because it wouldn't stop beeping (not how I pictured my Saturday morning either). I had the receipt somewhere. I had the manual somewhere. I wasn't even sure if it was still under warranty. I just couldn't find any of it when I actually needed it. And let's just say I was a "bit" frustrated... and it wasn't the first time something like this happened. Since most manuals can be found online now, it started as just a simple place to list the items that were important to me so I could store the manuals in one spot, electronically. As I started building it, I began thinking about all the other frustrations that come with home ownership, so it grew, and grew, and finally grew into what is now MyRoost. Let's be honest — there's nothing fancy and no "wow factor" about tracking the things you own, and most people don't do it because it's just not something they think about. One of my main goals was to make the app easy, fun, and user-friendly enough that it doesn't feel like a chore. I like to think future-me will thank present-me for having a one-stop shop. My wife and I even share our home in the app together. Here's a taste of what it does: It's not just a place to log what you own — it's an assistant that actually knows your home. Snap a photo of anything and it fills in the details. Ask it questions about your own appliances and it answers from the real manual or your own notes on that item, not a generic web search. It knows exactly which filter, bulb, or part your stuff takes, so you're never guessing at the hardware store — you can even save replacement part links right in the app, so no more digging through email or Amazon order history to find that water filter you bought six months ago. If you're not sure how to replace that cabin air filter in your new minivan (yeah, we have one), just ask and it'll point you straight to a YouTube video. It quietly checks safety recall databases every month. When something breaks under warranty, it drafts the claim email for you. God forbid you have a home loss, just print out the full insurance-ready report. It'll even remind you about car, boat, and other registrations, so no more tickets because you forgot a renewal. Would love your feedback — especially on what "actually useful" looks like for your own home. I'm in the comments all day. — Jeff

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1d ago

The free demo with no sign-up is a really smart move, especially for something that needs trust before you start logging all your belongings. Curious how well the photo recognition handles trickier items like appliance variants or odd model numbers.

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1d ago

Maker

@mihriban1580118 Thanks for your comment and that's a good point! I haven't tested it on some super old stuff but my Dad did enter in 74 items from his house (he was on a rolll)! He mostly used the photo recognition feature but if all else fails and it's super old or the label is missing/worn off, then it's always possible to just enter it manually. I'll have to put that on my list of things to test though!

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1d ago

Honestly this looks super useful, especially the manuals thing. One thing I'd love is a shared household mode so my partner and I can both see the same inventory and maintenance reminders without duplicating stuff. Would make it way more practical for us.

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1d ago

Maker

@nevzatzmer6qyj Thanks Nevzat! It's soooo much easier now that my wife and I can have all our stuff in 1 place! No more, "where did you put that manual?", lol! If you download the app, you will be able to add your partner right through the "Share Household" in the Settings area. I appreciate you taking a look!

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1d ago

Love that Roost pulls answers from your actual manuals instead of generic web results. That feels like the kind of detail that actually saves time when a water heater dies at midnight.

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1d ago

Maker

@ceylank3r0 Thank you for your comment Ceylan! You nailed it, that's exactly why I created it!

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1d ago