kept

kept is a home inventory app built around one idea: you shouldn't have to hold all of this in your head.

Most people don't have a system for their stuff. They know they wrote the paint color down somewhere. They think the filter size is on a sticky note. They're pretty sure the warranty is in a drawer. kept fixes that, not with a complicated spreadsheet or a cluttered database, but with a clean, fast app that works the way your brain does.

Add anything in seconds. Scan a barcode and kept identifies the product instantly: name, model, specs, even accessory recommendations. With kept+, you can skip the barcode entirely. Point your camera at any object and AI scan identifies it automatically. No barcode needed. No typing required.

Organize by room or category. Everything in kept lives in Spaces: Kitchen, Office, Garage, Bedroom, wherever. Browse by category (electronics, appliances, vehicles, jewelry, golf gear, family items, services) or search across everything at once. Subcategories let you drill down further without creating a mess.

Store the details that actually matter. Price paid. Model number. Serial number. Warranty expiration. Paint color code. Filter size. Contractor phone number. Shoe size by brand for each kid. The stuff that's technically "easy to look up" but never is when you need it.

Set reminders. Service due on the HVAC? Car inspection coming up? Subscription renewing? kept can remind you so you don't have to remember.

No download required. kept is a progressive web app. Open it in any browser, install it to your home screen, and it works like a native app. No App Store friction, no account required to get started.

Free, with an optional upgrade. The core app is completely free. kept+ adds AI scan, priority features, and supports continued development.

kept isn't trying to be enterprise asset management software. It's the app for the Rolex in your drawer, the furnace filter you always forget, the paint color the previous owners left behind, the appliance model number you'll need the next time something breaks. Everything you own, finally somewhere it won't get lost.