stashel
  • things you own
  • things you want
  • things you saved

Know where it is.

Snap a photo. Tag it with the room, the shelf, the drawer. Then the people you share it with know too — your household, or your mother who lives two states away.

One email, once, when it's live. That's the whole list.

The Stashel home screen showing recent items, each with the room and shelf it's on

Things you've said

I know I have one of these.

You did. It was behind the first one.

I saved that somewhere.

The recipe. The workout. The wine you loved in March. Fourteen thousand photos deep.

Mom, it's in the drawer by the fridge.

It was not in the drawer by the fridge.

How it works

01Snap it

The thing, or where you put it.

A photo of an espresso machine, just taken
02Tag it

A word, and where it lives.

The new item form with a name, a location of Kitchen, and an appliances tag
03Find it

Search it. So can anyone you share it with.

A search for the word stand, returning the Stand Mixer and its manual

That's the whole app. There is no step four.

The business model

No ads. No data selling. No one selling you anything.

Stop looking. Start knowing.

Free to start. iPhone first.

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