Stop buying stuff you already own.
FindMyCrapp catalogues everything in your house, garage, and shed — just talk or snap a photo — so you can find it in seconds and quit re-buying things you already have.
You have three tape measures. You know you do. You just can’t find any of them — so you buy a fourth.
FindMyCrapp turns “it’s around here somewhere” into “Garage, Shelf A, Bin 2” — and flags “you may already own this” before you check out again.
Just talk it in.
Name what you’ve got and where it goes, in one breath — “a drill, a box of screws, and two paint cans on the garage shelf” — and FindMyCrapp files each one as its own item. Review the cards, tap save.
Or just snap a photo.
Point your camera at a shelf and FindMyCrapp spots what’s there — toolbox, jumper cables, clamps — names each one, and asks you to confirm. It even catches duplicates: “you may already own this.”
Ask like you’d ask a roommate.
“Where did I put the cordless drill?” FindMyCrapp answers the moment you pause — and offers to walk you straight to the shelf. Every answer is a place: not “the garage,” but “Garage, Shelf A, Bin 2.”
Small app. Surprisingly grown-up features.
Three steps. No spreadsheet.
Everybody loses everything.
One inventory, everybody’s eyes on it. Invite the household so the drill, the wrapping paper, and the good scissors are findable by everyone — with roles for who can add, edit, or just browse.
Free to start. Fair to keep.
No ads, ever — your stuff isn’t a billboard. The free plan is a real plan.
Fair questions.
Let’s go find your crap.
Start free — your first hundred things are on me.