A personal inventory. For actual life.

You have it.
Now find it.

The camping gear. That spare cable. The paper you put “somewhere safe.” Give your things a visual home on your iPhone—and a way back to them.

For iPhone · No subscription · No Herespot account

A place for the things
you don't want to lose track of.
Camping lantern item page with its Spot, photos, and packing notesHerespot’s friendly eyeball mascotActual Herespot screen · example collection
Stored on your deviceNo Herespot accountObjects + documentsFull backup & restore

Less searching. More knowing.

Your brain has enough
tabs open.

Herespot gives the easily forgotten parts of life a place you can see. Start with one drawer, one collection, or one trip. You don't have to organize your whole world at once.

01

Give it a Spot.

A Spot is whatever makes sense to you: a kitchen shelf, a box in storage, your dinosaur collection. Name it your way.

02

Put a face to the name.

Take or import a photo. Remove the background, add a name and details, and keep extra photos together. Or switch to Documents to scan a page.

03

Leave yourself a clue.

Add a useful detail or a #hashtag. Later, search the name, tag, or recognized photo text to find the item and its Spot.

Camping, pantry and clothing Spots in Herespot

A system that fits your life

A drawer.
A collection.
A little world.

You decide what belongs together. See your things instead of trying to remember a spreadsheet row.

  • Photos, quantity, and details on the same item page.
  • #Hashtags that connect items across different Spots.
  • Optional example sets to help you get started.
Camping kitsPantry shelvesCloset staplesCollections

Not everything fits in a box

Your paperwork
belongs here, too.

Scan a receipt, handwritten note, checklist, or useful page. Keep it with the things it relates to—not lost in your camera roll.

  • Choose a color scan or a black-and-white photocopy look.
  • Open the scan viewer and zoom in to read the details.
  • Share or print through your iPhone's built-in options.
  • Add a name, notes, and hashtags, just like any other item.

Shown: a fictional packing list included in Herespot. Text recognition may be imperfect; review important information.

Document viewer with a readable camping checklist and pinch or double-tap zoom

Same things. Different ways to see them.

Find your kind
of organized.

Choose a default view for each Spot. Keep your pantry practical. Give your collection a little room to play.

Grid

A visual overview. See items side by side, with names when you want them.

List

A straightforward way to scan names and move through your things.

Bin

A playful physical view. Tilt your phone or sift through item images with your finger.

Halo

Swipe to rotate your collection. Bring an object—or a document—front and center.

Six document examples arranged in Herespot’s Halo carousel
Halo view · six fictional document examples
A search for lantern finds the camping lantern and its Spot

Remember a little. Find the rest.

“I know I have
one of those.”

Search the clues you saved: a name, a hashtag, or text recognized in a photo. Herespot brings the item and its Spot back into view.

When something leaves a Spot, History helps you keep track of the change—and put it back if you need to.

Herespot remembers what you enter. It doesn't track physical objects or automatically know when you move them.

Personal inventory should feel personal.

Your stuff isn't
our business.

On your iPhone.

Your inventory lives locally. Background removal and image-text recognition use on-device processing. No Herespot account to create. No inventory cloud-sync service to sign up for.

Your choice to share.

You choose when to export, share, print, or save a backup. Those actions can create copies elsewhere, and Apple device backups may include app data.

A copy you control.

Save a full backup to Files and restore it in Herespot. Export a CSV when you want a readable spreadsheet instead. A CSV is not a full photo backup.

Read the privacy details

A little less “where did I put it?”

Make room
in your head.

Objects. Documents. Collections.
One visual home on your iPhone.

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Herespot

Your things, documents, and collections.
No subscription. No Herespot account.

Download on the App Store

Download and purchase through the App Store. Availability varies by region.

Ask a question

Before you make a Spot

A few good
questions.

What is a Spot?

A Spot groups things the way you think about them. It can represent a physical place, like a drawer, or a collection, like camping essentials. Add items and documents to it, then choose how you want to browse them.

Do I need to photograph everything?

No. Start with things you regularly forget, a collection you care about, or one useful place. You can take a new photo, import an existing one, or scan a document.

Does it upload my inventory?

Herespot stores your collection on your device and doesn't provide inventory cloud sync. Sharing, exporting, and backups are actions you choose. Apple device backups and your chosen storage providers may hold copies.

What if I delete the app or change phones?

Deleting the app removes its local inventory and media. First save a full backup outside the app's folder. Restore that backup in Herespot on your iPhone. Keep more than one dated copy; a backup only contains what you had saved when you made it.

Can I use a spreadsheet as my backup?

CSV export is useful for reading your inventory in a spreadsheet. It doesn't include the full media collection needed for restoration. Use Backup & Restore for a full Herespot backup.

Will it find objects automatically?

No GPS, tags, or physical tracking are involved. Herespot helps you find the information you've saved. Keep an item's Spot and details up to date when you move it.

Is it available for Android, iPad, or Mac?

Herespot is made for iPhone. This release is not available for Android, iPad, or Mac.

Can I remove the example sets?

Example sets are optional. Settings includes Clear onboarding examples when samples are present, which also removes their linked History entries. See the privacy details for how local records and backups are retained.