A place to remember where you put things
Keep a searchable record of belongings, where they are stored, and what you have lent out. Remme also has an AI assistant for questions about the things you have recorded. The web app is in testing; mobile apps are still being developed.
The everyday problem
A passport goes into a drawer, a tool gets lent to a friend, and the holiday decorations end up in a different cupboard. Remembering all of it is harder when more than one person moves things around.
What you can keep track of
- Things and their places. Record an item and where it belongs, so you have somewhere to check later.
- What is missing or on loan. Mark whether an item is at home, missing, or lent out.
- Shared household information. Use family sharing so the record is useful to more than one person.
- Questions in your own words. Ask the assistant about your recorded items, such as where you put the passport.
Finding something later
When you put the passport away, record its drawer in Remme. Before a trip, search for the passport or ask the assistant where it is. The answer comes from your saved information, so moving the item means updating its record.
Where it stands
The web app is in beta, which means it is available to try while work continues. The mobile apps are still in development.
Location reminders are part of that work: for example, a reminder to pick up an item when you reach a store. Reliable reminders while the phone app is in the background depend on the mobile work, so this case study does not present them as a finished mobile service.
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