Features
No badge means the behavior is part of the inventory model being built. It is still not a public release. Upcoming means not implemented yet.
PlacedWhere now has a private browser app. Features marked upcoming are still being built.
Each property gets its own tree. A closet and a shipping container do not have to share a shape.
Homes, garages, storage units, workshops, and bins can all live in one inventory. Fixed places stay put. You name the levels you actually use.
Move the container once. Belongings recorded inside it keep that container as home.
A bin can sit on a shelf, nest in another container, or go to a different property. You do not retype every item to say the bin moved.
The product answers “Where is this item?” by name, then shows the path.
Name search is the first path. Searching with a sentence, or by showing a picture, is upcoming and is not available.
A place you confirm stays the place. A suggestion does not replace it on its own.
The inventory model separates a confirmed location from an observation. AI observations are upcoming. When they exist, they do not silently overwrite a confirmed place. You accept or reject them.
A private place is hidden from people who were not given access.
Someone without access does not get the path, and they are not told that hidden information exists there. There is no “something is hidden here” hint.
The owner decides who can see the inventory. It is not a public feed.
The intended share is a household invitation. People you do not invite do not browse your places. Polished sharing in a released app is not available yet.
Manual bin codes work now. Reading generic preprinted codes with the camera is upcoming.
A sticker you already have, such as Bin 00427, is enough for manual entry and search. Camera scanning and saving that association directly from an image is upcoming and is not available.
Storage units, containers, garages, and remote sites often have poor service.
The design is a synced copy of the inventory on the phone, with changes queued until a connection returns. That offline sync is specified and is not released.
Pictures of a belonging, a bin, or a place, when you want them.
Photos and video are upcoming and are not available. They are optional. Finding a thing should not depend on filming everything first.
Help from images is planned. It is not part of the product you can use.
Planned later, and not available: recognizing objects, reading storage from video frames, matching a description, suggesting thumbnails, visual similarity, and an observation history. Observations do not silently overwrite confirmed inventory.
Optional records for a household inventory. Not an insurance policy.
Photos, video, prices, values, serial numbers, receipts, manuals, warranties, and appraisals are upcoming evidence you could attach. PlacedWhere does not provide insurance and does not guarantee that any record will be accepted or paid as a claim.