Photo inventory for everything you "put somewhere safe." Snap it, and on-device AI (Google's Gemma 4) writes the title, tags, and description for you. Pick a location, save. About 12 seconds end to end. Later, search "SD card" or "blue cable" to see exactly where you put it. No account, no cloud, no subscription. Your photos never leave your phone. Built for ADHD brains, moving boxes, storage units, and anyone with more stuff than memory.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Maker here. I built Stash* because I kept buying duplicates. SD cards, cables, small stuff I knew I owned but couldn't find. I wanted an inventory app where AI does the typing. Snap a photo, and Google's Gemma 4 (running fully on-device) writes the title, tags, and description for you. Pick a location, save. About 12 seconds end to end. Later you search "SD card" or "blue cable" and see exactly where you put it. Most apps in this space either rely on OCR or send photos to cloud APIs. I didn't want either. Things like what's inside my safe should never leave my phone. So Stash* runs locally. No account, no cloud, nothing leaves the device. Honest question: does the local-only approach resonate, or would you actually prefer cloud sync between devices?

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Stash*

AI photo inventory. 100% on your device.

AI photo inventory. 100% on your device.