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About Keeper: Home Inventory Tracker

Keeper is a home inventory app — take a photo of anything, tag where it lives, find it instantly. You already know what this feels like. You put something away three weeks ago. A cable. A warranty card. That thing you ordered online. Now you need it — and it is gone. You check every drawer. Every shelf. Every box in the garage. Twenty minutes later you either find it or give up. Keeper ends this. ------------------------------------- HOW IT WORKS ------------------------------------- Before you put something away — take a photo, give it a name, pick a location. That is the whole system. Weeks later, open Keeper, search, and you know exactly where it is. ------------------------------------- LOCATIONS ------------------------------------- Build your home inside Keeper. Create rooms, shelves, boxes, drawers — anything you want, organized in any hierarchy that makes sense to you. Garage → Metal Shelf → Blue Box → Item. Every location gets its own photo so you recognize it at a glance. Nothing is abstract. Everything is visual. ------------------------------------- ITEMS ------------------------------------- Every item has a photo, a name, and optional notes. The photo is not optional. It is the reason Keeper works — you remember what something looks like, even when you cannot remember where you put it. Your visual memory is the most reliable thing you have. Keeper is built around it. ------------------------------------- QR CODES ------------------------------------- Every location in Keeper gets a unique QR code you can print and stick anywhere. Scan it with Keeper or with your iPhone camera and you land directly inside that location — everything stored there, instantly visible. Your physical storage and your phone become one system. ------------------------------------- SEARCH ------------------------------------- Search from inside Keeper across every item and every location. Or skip the app entirely — Keeper indexes your items in Spotlight. Search from your iPhone home screen and jump straight to any item without ever opening the app. ------------------------------------- NO ACCOUNT. WORKS OFFLINE. NO CATCH. ------------------------------------- Keeper is free to download and free to use. No account needed. No internet required. Works completely offline. Your data stays on your device — nothing is sent to the cloud. No ads. No paywalls. No features locked behind a subscription. Everything in the app is available to every user from day one. ------------------------------------- Stop searching. Start knowing. ------------------------------------- Terms of Use: https://digitally.ma/keeper/terms Privacy Policy: https://digitally.ma/keeper/privacy

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated April 29, 2026

Minor bug fixes.

App privacy

The developer, AL MISBAH INFORMATIQUE, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • User Content: Other User Content

Used for: App Functionality

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